"This case has enormous implications for how the public views officials within the criminal justice system — and the legitimacy and fairness of the system itself," the amicus brief, filed on behalf of 67 current and former prosecutors, said.
December 03, 2021 at 12:31 PM
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As scrutiny of social justices issues intensifies and courts across the country continue grappling with questions about police accountability, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is set to consider a measure that is critical for prosecuting police-involved shootings.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court is expected to wade into questions about the constitutionality of Pennsylvania’s use-of-force law.
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