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Commonwealth v. Lockhart, PICS Case No. 12-2225 (C.P. Monroe Nov. 1, 2012) Zulick, J. (18).
Drug evidence found on defendant's person during a search conducted after a traffic stop was not suppressed where the stop was valid and defendant voluntarily consented to the search after signing a form advising him of his right to refuse the search. Motion to suppress denied.Spiritual healing not covered by leave act, 1st Circuit rules
A healing pilgrimage is not considered medical care under the Family and Medical Leave Act, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit has ruled.Developer Not Responsible For Solicitor Fees in Land Plan Review
Interpreting two sections of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, the Commonwealth Court has ruled a municipality may not charge a developer for a solicitor's legal review fees in the preliminary stages of a land development plan.Unions' Use of Fees Up for Review by Supreme Court
Labor unions, money and elections intersect in the U.S. Supreme Court this week. The state of Washington and a group of nonunion teachers are asking the justices to reverse a state Supreme Court ruling that struck down a state law requiring unions to obtain nonmembers' affirmative assent before using their agency shop fees for political purposes. The state high court found the law unconstitutional because it violated the First Amendment speech and association rights of unions and supporting nonmembers.After The Headlines: Kenneth Feinberg
The head of the BP oil spill fund talks about his postdisaster experiences.View more book results for the query "*"
Hawk v. Eldred Twp. Bd. of Supervisors
42 Pa.C.S. �5571.1 barred landowner's challenge to a zoning ordinance as void ab initio for failure to follow proper statutory procedures where landowner brought the challenge four years after enactment of the ordinance. Affirmed.Employee Injured in Five-Mile Drive for Coffee Is Eligible for Workers' Comp
In what appears to be a liberal interpretation of the "going and coming rule" in workers' compensation cases, a N.J. appeals court rules that an off-site employee who was gravely injured while on a five-mile jaunt to a deli for coffee is eligible for full benefits.Barclays' Legal Team Still Has Worlds to Conquer
Barclays is coming to the end of one of the most eventful years in the bank's 300-year history. From its prolonged attempt to acquire Dutch bank ABN Amro to sustained stock market speculation regarding the bank's post-credit crunch liabilities, Barclays' much-vaunted legal team has followed its ambitious parent through a turbulent year. Barclays' high-profile GC, Mark Harding, says he remains confident that any setbacks faced in 2007 will not halt the progress of the U.K.'s third-largest bank.Trending Stories
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