As storm Sandy moves across Pennsylvania today, Pennsylvania Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille reported that the biggest impact so far from the storm for the state judiciary will be delays in cases from closing down prothonotaries' offices and courthouses.
October 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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As storm Sandy moves across Pennsylvania today, Pennsylvania Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille reported that the biggest impact so far from the storm for the state judiciary will be delays in cases from closing down prothonotaries’ offices and courthouses.
The storm will “hurt the system with less efficient disposition of cases,” Castille said.
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