"By rendering its verdict, the jury accepted the Commonwealth's argument that the Defendants were actually and collectively communicated the directive to mask or leave. This was a question for the jury and the jury answered it by rendering their verdict of 'guilty,'" the judge wrote.
April 25, 2023 at 05:08 PM
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In a consolidated case, a central Pennsylvania trial judge urged an appeals court to uphold trespassing convictions against several defendants after they refused to wear face masks at a school board meeting.
In an April 24 Section 1925 opinion, Columbia-Montour County Court of Common Pleas Judge Gary E. Norton addressed the defendants’ concise statements of matters complained of on appeal, which included six issues.
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