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How Penn State Decided to Pay $93 Million to Sandusky Victims

Philly.com Updated: July 13, 2016 — 1:07 AM EDT by Susan Snyder and Jeremy Roebuck, STAFF WRITERS How did Pennsylvania State University decide to hand out nearly $93 million to more than 30 of Jerry Sandusky’s accusers? The process spanned months, involved...

United States Supreme Court to Rule on Drunk Driving Tests

Lyle Denniston Scotusblog.com December 11th, 2015 In a move that could have a nationwide effect on the roadside actions of police officers, the Supreme Court agreed on Friday to decide whether a blood or breath test for drunk driving can be made without a search...

Centre County Collects More of Fees Assessed than Any Other PA County

March 20, 2016 By Lori Falce and Jalelah Ahmed Centre Daily Times Paying a ticket or a fine is never fun. But in Centre County, people are a little more likely to do it than in other Pennsylvania counties. If you paid a traffic ticket or restitution for a criminal...

Police Chief Gets a Lesson About the Flag

By Erin McCauley, Courthouse News Service February 26, 2016 PITTSBURGH (CN) – Pennsylvania police illegally arrested a Native American for what its police chief called an “unpatriotic” desecration of the flag, which he spray-painted and hung...
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