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Women s group demands Bradford County DA s resignation over sexual assault charges

Women’s group demands Bradford County DA’s resignation over sexual assault charges Updated Feb 15, 2021; TOWANDA – Fallout from sexual assault charges filed against the Bradford County district attorney continues with a demand that he resign and the revocation of his courthouse security clearance. The Strong Women of Bradford County, which describes its members as politically and socially liberal, is working to oust Chad Michael Salsman, 44, of Wyalusing. Strong Women established an online petition demanding Salsman’s resignation that as of Monday had more than 2,670 signatures. It is not about politics, spokesperson Elizabeth Owen said. Salsman must resign to “restore public trust in the integrity of the office and the rule of law in Bradford County,” she said. “It is a disgrace to our county to be forced to have a man who has used his position as a lawyer and then DA to [allegedly] commit multiple acts of violence against vulnerable woman.”

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Gov Wolf proposes paying anyone wrongly convicted $50K for every year spent in prison

Gov. Wolf proposes paying anyone wrongly convicted $50K for every year spent in prison Updated Feb 12, 2021; Posted Feb 12, 2021 Larry Trent Roberts leaves Dauphin County Prison in 2019 after a jury finds him not guilty of a 2005 Harrisgurg homicide for which he d already served 13 years in prison. Facebook Share Tucked into Gov. Tom Wolf’s 2021-22 budget plan is a proposal for Pennsylvania to pay people who were wrongly convicted $50,000 for each year that they were held behind bars. Under Wolf’s plan, the funds would go to exonerees who have had convictions overturned on the grounds that they were innocent of the crime accused. The new program could apply, for example, to inmates who have seen convictions overturned and subsequently had charges dropped, or those who were acquitted in a new trial.

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The great debate: Will Gov Wolf get proposed marijuana legalization for PA?

Longtime marijuana advocate Carl Romanelli thinks Gov. Tom Wolf is smart to push for legalized recreational marijuana for adults in his 2021 budget proposal. âThe writing was on the wall with other states falling like dominos. I think he was thinking âWhy be late to the game?ââ Romanelli said. âAll these industries should be above board so they could be properly regulated. Itâs better for the state to control an industry like this rather than cartels and other forms of organized crime.â Romanelli, 61, a Green Party member from Wilkes-Barre who helped start the Pennsylvania Cannabis Festival in Scranton in 2015, said heâs been pro-legalization of marijuana for nearly 40 years.

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Bruce Castor no stranger to national spotlight

NORRISTOWN â Former Montgomery County District Attorney Bruce L. Castor Jr., hired Sunday to be part of former President Donald Trumpâs defense team during his upcoming Senate impeachment trial, is no stranger to the national spotlight. Castorâs decision not to charge actor Bill Cosby in 2005 when a former Temple University employee accused Cosby of drugging and molesting her, his appearance as a defense witness at Cosbyâs eventual trial and his appearances on the Discovery ID channel discussing some of his high-profile prosecutions as a law and order man have all garnered Castor national attention and TV face time during his career.

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