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PA Fearless Group, a support group for those on the registry and their friends and family, meets on the 2nd Saturday of each month at 4 p.m.
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PA House Hearing Experts: Residency Restrictions Don’t Work

Back in March, we asked PARSOL Advocates supporters to take action and write to the House Judiciary Committee chairman about HB77. Today,...

PARSOL’s Public Comment to the United States Sentencing Commission

During her confirmation hearings, now Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson and former vice-chair of the USSC commission said, reflecting the Commission’s...

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SCOPA Upholds Superior Court’s Exclusion of Expert Testimony on False Memories

In Commonwealth v. McGinnis, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania (SCOPA) was asked...

PARSOL’s Public Comment to the United States Sentencing Commission

During her confirmation hearings, now Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson and...

Are the Courts the New Galileo?

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court (SCOPA) heard oral arguments in Commonwealth v. Torsilieri...

PA Superior Court Decides Com. v. John Aumick, 2023 PA Super 103 (Aumick II)

In an article I published on July 13, 2022, I promised I...

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