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By: Anna Orso, Sean Walsh, Chris Palmer
The tax charges do not appear to be related to Parker or her campaign.
By: Sean Collins Walsh, Chris Palmer, Anna Orso
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By: Chris Palmer
Two city prosecutors testified Tuesday and continued to paint a portrait of an office consumed by internal conflicts. But U.S. District Judge Paul S. Diamond said he won't seek Krasner's testimony.
By: Chris Palmer
John Dougherty's lawyer said he hoped Dougherty could be released from prison as soon as Friday.
By: Sean Walsh, Chris Palmer
PHILADELPHIA - Convicted former Philadelphia labor leader John Dougherty will have his six-year prison term cut short after President Donald Trump agreed to sign a commutation ending the rest of Dougherty's sentence, according to Dougherty's lawyer.
By: Chris Palmer
John Dougherty had served less than two years of a six-year sentence, but President Donald Trump approved a commutation to allow Dougherty to care for his gravely ill wife.
By: Chris Palmer
PHILADELPHIA — Johnny Doc is free. Convicted former Philadelphia labor leader John Dougherty was released Friday afternoon from a federal
By: Chris Palmer
U.S. District Judge Paul S. Diamond has a reputation as a stern, no-nonsense jurist. He is weighing what to do in a controversial post-conviction case marked by accusations of lawyer misconduct.
By: Chris Palmer
Listen to article • The Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office said in court documents Tuesday that District Attorney Larry Krasner should
By: Chris Palmer, Robert Moran
Earlier this week, lawyers with the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office argued that Larry Krasner should be barred from the case.
