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A pair of state legislators has suggested all courts in Pennsylvania should be required to provide a secure waiting area for victims and witnesses.
September 28, 2018 at 10:00 AM
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A pair of state legislators has suggested all courts in Pennsylvania should be required to provide a secure waiting area for victims and witnesses.
Reps. Stephen Kinsey, D-Philadelphia, and Greg Rothman, R-Cumberland, issued a joint memo announcing their plan to introduce a package of bills to prohibit victim and witness intimidation in Pennsylvania courthouses.
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