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Pennsylvania Certifies Election Results After Recount Delay
Pennsylvania's top elections official fully certified results from the November vote late December after recount petitions in some counties had delayed the process, the Department of State said Dec. 27.
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Founding Dean of High Point Law Named in Jan. 6 Report
"I did not attend the rally on January 6, 2021," High Point University School of Law Dean Mark Martin said in an email to Law.com on Tuesday. "I was not involved in any way in its planning, nor have I ever endorsed the events of that day, either before or after."
GOP Sues Over Special Elections in Pa. House Majority Battle
The top-ranking Republican in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives asked a court Dec. 9 to prevent voters from filling three vacant seats in February that will determine majority control of the chamber.
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In Arguments Challenging Abortion Bill, Judge Pinpoints Threshold Issues
Seconds into arguments for petitioners Gov. Tom Wolf and acting Secretary of State Leigh Chapman, Judge Patricia McCullough launched into questions about whether the challenge could be brought at all.
Democrats Move to Take Power With Narrow Pa. House Majority
Democrats who barely won back a majority of seats in the Pennsylvania House in November moved to take control of the chamber on Dec. 7 and replace one of their incumbents who died and two others who won higher office.
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Although there are limited circumstances in which a physician will be deemed to owe a duty of care to a non-patient, even in those cases the duty flows from a physician-patient relationship with someone else.
Who May Raise Arguments Deemed Permissible for First Time on Appeal?
The essence of this article is who may raise such sanctioned arguments first time on appeal, the appellant, the respondent, or both? We digress from the answer to this question to examine several sanctioned categories.
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