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Pennsylvania House Speaker Bryan Cutler talks misinformation, marijuana, and amendments

Capital-Star photo by Stephen Caruso House Speaker Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) Among the youngest people to oversee the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, the next two years will be Speaker Bryan Cutler’s first first full session as the Republican-controlled chamber’s presiding officer. The 45-year old Lancaster Republican’s role is to moderate debate and call up bills on the floor for votes. The position can be used to exert control of the chamber’s agenda, as shown by previous Speakers John Perzel, the Philadelphia lawmaker who muscled through gambling expansion, or Mike Turzai, of Allegheny County who used his pulpit to push school choice. But Cutler argued he’s tried to use a lighter touch in a recent conversation with the Capital-Star.

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March 9, 2021 at 1:33 PM Shares1 Ed note: This article first appeared on The Juris Lab, a forum where “data analytics meets the law.” There are two Supreme Court bars in common D.C. parlance. The first is the quintessential Supreme Court Bar that lawyers must belong to in order to practice before the United States Supreme Court. The second is a tongue in cheek way of indicating a small batch of repeat player Supreme Court specialist attorneys with high levels of success. While the second definition is a colloquial description of this group of attorneys, there is little empirical evidence supporting the proposition that they are more successful than other attorneys.

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Former Alabama Attorney General and Chief Justice Support New Trial in Death Row Case

Former Alabama Attorney General and Chief Justice Support New Trial in Death Row Case
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Uncertainty Surrounding Third-Degree Murder Charge Throws Wrench in Jury Selection for Derek Chauvin s Trial in the Death of George Floyd

Uncertainty Surrounding Third-Degree Murder Charge Throws Wrench in Jury Selection for Derek Chauvin’s Trial in the Death of George Floyd Adam Klasfeld © Provided by Law & Crime With an appellate court deciding whether to reinstate a third-degree murder charge, the trial of fired Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin got off to a false start on Monday with uncertainty over how many charges the police officer will face for the death of George Floyd. Originally intended to begin on Monday, jury selection has been postponed until at least Tuesday, and proceedings scheduled for this morning have been postponed until 1:30 p.m. Central Time.

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