Pennsylvania attorneys and political watchers expressed shock and disapproval over a state Senate committee's recent passage of an amended resolution seeking to reduce the number of state Supreme Court justices and Superior Court judges.
June 05, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Pennsylvania attorneys and political watchers expressed shock and disapproval over a state Senate committee’s recent passage of an amended resolution seeking to reduce the number of state Supreme Court justices and Superior Court judges.
Its backers characterized it as a cost-saving measure.
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