Philadelphia Bar Association Sees Win in Judicial Primary
Philadelphia's primary was a big win for six attorneys in the city, but the candidates aren't the only ones claiming victory.
May 22, 2019 at 05:06 PM
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Philadelphia's primary was a big win for six attorneys in the city, but the candidates aren't the only ones claiming victory.
Three judicial candidates who received “highly recommended” ratings from the Philadelphia Bar Association effectively won spots on the Philadelphia bench during Tuesday's primary vote, and for the first time in eight years no “not recommended” candidates received enough votes to make it through to the general election.
“We're very proud,” Philadelphia Bar Association Chancellor Rochelle Fedullo said. “We think this is a wonderful public service, and we're proud of the outcome.”
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