If she is confirmed as Pennsylvania’s newest Supreme Court justice, Allegheny County Judge Cynthia A. Baldwin will bring to the high court an impressive breadth of experience. At home, she has wrestled with civil practice staples such as social host liability, professional negligence and immunities. Meanwhile, she has taught constitutional principles to judges of emerging democracies.
While her work has, so far, frustrated any attempt to classify her as a judicial conservative or liberal, for the most part her rulings have proved durable on appeal.
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