A big part of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s job is to resolve heated debates—but this year, it seemed like those debates were more heated, more often than usual.
It started early, with a nasty fight over congressional redistricting.
A big part of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's job is to resolve heated debates—but this year, it seemed like those debates were more heated, more often than usual.
December 19, 2018 at 05:12 PM
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A big part of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s job is to resolve heated debates—but this year, it seemed like those debates were more heated, more often than usual.
It started early, with a nasty fight over congressional redistricting.
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