Allegations of police abuse as well as the gig economy and protections for athletes are set to highlight the three-day Pennsylvania Supreme Court argument session scheduled to take place in Harrisburg.

The high court is set to hear argument in a total of 24 cases beginning Tuesday, with the justices expected to hear a total of nine cases both Tuesday and Wednesday. The arguments are set to touch on a wide range of issues, from the expectation of privacy on computers that are being repaired to a set of first-impression questions about the power balance between car dealerships and automakers.

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