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As the nationwide opioid epidemic continues to grip Pennsylvania, the state Supreme Court has agreed to examine which elements are necessary to sustain a conviction for the crime of drug delivery resulting in death.
September 26, 2019 at 04:15 PM
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As the nationwide opioid epidemic continues to grip Pennsylvania, the state Supreme Court has agreed to examine which elements are necessary to sustain a conviction for the crime of drug delivery resulting in death.
The justices granted allocatur Sept. 24 in Commonwealth v. Peck.
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