The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has reversed a Commonwealth Court's decision that permitted a Commonwealth Court colleague to count his years as a state legislator toward a pension class with higher yields. James R. Kelley, who served as a judge and also as a state legislator, had challenged his exclusion from two new pension classes that were created under a 2001 law.
October 10, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed a Commonwealth Court’s decision that permitted a Commonwealth Court colleague to count his years as a state legislator toward a pension class with higher yields.
Kelley v. State Employees’ Retirement Board was argued in front of the state Supreme Court May 16 and was decided 6-0 on Sept. 26.
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