Where parolee remained detained within Pennsylvania, parole board's failure to hold revocation hearing within 120 days of receiving official verification of conviction on new charges rendered the hearing untimely. Order of the parole board reversed.

In this § 1925(a) opinion, the trial court urged the Superior Court to affirm its decision dismissing an action commenced by appellant as frivolous, energy-draining litigation that should not be allowed to continue any further.

Court affirmed conditional use approval with conditions where such conditions were reasonably related to ensuring that applicant met conditions for conditional use to expand its dining facilities on previously approved concrete pad. Order of the trial court affirmed.

Defendants moved to dismiss plaintiff's complaint for failure to state a claim under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6).

John McDonnell, as the Chapter 7 trustee, appealed the district court's judgment.

Complaint Probes Under 42 USC §1396r(g)(4) Not 'Surveys' Needing Registered Nurse

Court affirms denial of mother's motion to set aside termination of parental rights

Movant's Claim Survives, State Had Adequate Notice to Investigate Claim

Evidence was sufficient to convict for DUI where footage demonstrated driver's lack of balance, slurred speech, and admission to consuming prescription medication. Judgment of sentence affirmed.

The court granted plaintiffs' motion for class certification under Fed. R. Civ. P. 23 and appointed plaintiffs' counsel to serve as class counsel in a case challenging defendant's compliance with the Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Act. It held in abeyance its decision of whether to approve the proposed class notice and notice protocols in favor of a "meet and confer" approach.