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York County clerk of courts cuts off free access to criminal records

York County clerk of courts effectively cuts off free public access to criminal records The move runs afoul of both the Pennsylvania and U.S. Constitutions and common law principles that require open courts, media law experts say. York Daily Record York County Clerk of Courts Dan Byrnes has effectively cut off the public’s ability to view criminal court records for free, a move that runs afoul of both the Pennsylvania and U.S. Constitutions and common law principles that require open courts. In the past, there were two computers in the office, which is on the first floor of the York County Judicial Center. People could use them to look at documents   the clerk no longer has paper files   with a software called Laserfiche. The department removed them in recent years.

Editorial Roundup: Pennsylvania

Editorial Roundup: Pennsylvania
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York County Domestic Relations office to reopen in wake of COVID-19 outbreak

York County Domestic Relations office to reopen in wake of COVID-19 outbreak
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EDITORIAL: It s up to us to prevent another surge

EDITORIAL: It s up to us to prevent another surge York Dispatch Editorial Board We get it. Everyone wants to go back to their favorite restaurant, sit at a table inside, have a nice meal, even have a drink at the bar. Everyone wants to see a movie or go to a live concert and dance in front of the stage. We want to watch our kids perform in a high school play or just go to the gym and not worry about whether the person on the next treadmill is breathing hard enough that their droplets are hanging in the air in front of us.

Hanover man sentenced to prison for assaulting 2-year-old boy

A broken collarbone. A skull fracture on the right side of his head. Bleeding on the brain. On Aug. 20, 2019, Howard was watching the child at a home in Hanover while drinking, anxious and paranoid about a court date the next day in a DUI case, prosecutors said. Later, Howard told investigators, he “lost it.” Family members took the infant to Hanover Hospital, where he had to be medevaced to Penn State Hershey Medical Center. “Your honor, I agree that the defendant has taken responsibility for harming that child,” Kraska said on Tuesday in the York County Judicial Center. “But as you will tell from the images, that child was battered and broken.”

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