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Analysis & Commentary: SCOPA Torsilieri Decision 5/31/2024

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PARSOL decries Supreme Court of PA decision in Torsilieri appeal 
NEWS RELEASE: PARSOL Responds to May 23, 2023 SCOPA Hearing in Comm. v. Torsilieri

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Supreme Court of PA Settles Mandatory Three-Year Probation Ambiguity

Commonwealth v. Osman, 81 MAP 2024 (Pa. July 21, 2026) On July...

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules PCRA Cannot Be Used to Challenge SORNA Registration Requirements

Commonwealth v. Arnett, No. 19 MAP 2023 | Decided March 26, 2026...

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