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Superior Court President Judge Jack Panella, the intermediate appellate court and its IT team have been working to set up a system so attorneys can argue cases.
April 15, 2020 at 06:46 PM
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Bureau Chief
The Pennsylvania Superior Court is working to begin having attorneys argue cases over the phone or through videoconferencing technology.
Superior Court President Judge Jack Panella said Wednesday that arrangements have yet to be finalized, but is hopeful arguments will be able to resume in one or two weeks.
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