"In the event this case presents the opportunity to provide further clarity, I for one am willing to do so, and shine as much light as possible on what many believe is an improperly political and unfairly partisan process," Dougherty said.
February 02, 2022 at 05:03 PM
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Bureau Chief
The state Supreme Court has exercised its King’s Bench jurisdiction to take over the legal fight regarding Pennsylvania’s new congressional map. The decision comes as a lower court had been set to rule in the case in the coming days.
The move led to a partisan 5-2 split between the justices, and prompted two jurists in the court’s majority to offer explanations for their decisions—something the justices need not do when issuing orders to take up or deny hearing cases.
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A proposed congressional map for Pennsylvania submitted by the group Draw the Lines PA, which is affiliated with the nonpartisan civil organization, Committee of Seventy. Courtesy image
