The Pennsylvania Senate is no longer looking to cut state judgeships, following a vote late Thursday afternoon.
June 27, 2014 at 12:04 AM
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The Pennsylvania Senate is no longer looking to cut state judgeships, following a vote late Thursday afternoon.
The Senate approved an amendment to SB 324 on Thursday, stripping out recently-added language that sought to reduce the number of state Supreme Court justices by two and the number of Superior Court judges by four.
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