The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s oral argument session set to take place in Pittsburgh in mid-April has been canceled as part of the state judiciary’s efforts to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
On Wednesday, the justices issued a per curiam order saying that the session, which had been set to take place between April 21 and 23, has been canceled. The one-page order further said the cases will be decided on the briefs submitted by the parties, but the parties could file a motion seeking to reschedule the oral argument.
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