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A former Philly woman who voted twice in the 2024 election was sentenced to three years of probation (opens the original)
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A former Philadelphia woman who voted twice in the 2024 presidential election was sentenced Thursday to three years of probation. Miya Pack, 40, who now lives in Georgia, pleaded guilty earlier this year to voting more than once in a federal election after prosecutors said she cast ballots in 2024 in Bergen County, N.J. â where she grew up â and in Philadelphia. Pack was not affiliated with any political party at the time, according to Pennsylvania voter records. And prosecutors did not spec
Philly DA Larry Krasner said the federal judge who accused him of crimes should be removed from the case (opens the original)
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Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner said Wednesday that the federal judge who accused him of potentially breaking the law while overseeing a post-conviction case had reached âbaseless,â illogical, and legally unsupported conclusions â and that the judge should be removed from the case because he had acted more like âan advocate against DA Krasnerâ than an impartial arbiter. In a series of documents filed in federal court overnight, Krasner took the unusual step of openly criti
Johnny Doc was a longtime Democratic power broker. But his ties to some Republicans helped free him from prison. (opens the original)
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John Dougherty was for years an unparalleled kingmaker in Philadelphiaâs Democratic Party â a charismatic labor leader and fundraiser who helped anoint a generation of future mayors, City Council members, state and federal legislators, judges, and governors. But this year, while Dougherty was imprisoned for bribery and embezzlement convictions and desperately seeking an early release to help care for his gravely ill wife, it was a group of Republicans â and ultimately President Donald Trum
Philly DA Larry Krasner faces legal and political uncertainty after a judge said he may have committed crimes (opens the original)
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A federal judgeâs statement this week that Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner may have committed crimes while running his office came as part of a lengthy battle in a complex post-conviction case. But the fallout is likely just beginning. The stunning remarks by U.S. District Judge Paul S. Diamond â that Krasner may be guilty of conspiracy or obstruction of justice, and that federal prosecutors should investigate â triggered uncertainty over the future of one of the cityâs top
A federal judge believes DA Larry Krasner may have broken the law, and he referred the case to the U.S. Attorneyâs Office (opens the original)
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A federal judge said Tuesday that District Attorney Larry Krasner may have broken the law while overseeing a contentious post-conviction case, and he said he referred the matter to the U.S. Attorneyâs Office to investigate whether Krasner should be charged with crimes including conspiracy or obstruction of justice. U.S. District Judge Paul S. Diamond made those stunning statements in a memorandum in which he also ruled that Krasner and one of his top supervisors, Matthew Stiegler, could no lon
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