Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds five year gun sentence law
In a unanimous ruling the Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed a 1962 mandatory sentencing law requiring at least five years for crimes involving a gun. The court ruled the firearm possession factor need not be proved beyond a reasonable doubt as long as it is not an element of the charge, applying to third degree murder voluntary manslaughter rape kidnapping and certain robberies and aggravated assaults.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
High Court
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Edward Rendell
Common Pleas Court
Robert N.C. Nix Jr
Surviving Mengele Experiments Seek Answers to Past
Auschwitz survivors including Marc Berkowitz and Eva Kor recall Josef Mengele’s brutal twin experiments and say they still seek accountability and closure. They doubt reports of his death in 1979 and vow to pursue him to face justice, despite fears of lingering illness and pain.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Mengele
Auschwitz
Josef’ Mengele
Marc Berkowitz
Messenger
Valet
Berkowitz
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Brazil
Eva Kor
Terre Haute
Ind
Abortions in Delco Fall for Fourth Straight Year
Harrisburg report shows statewide abortions fell 1 percent from 59,288 in 1983 to 59,258 last year. Delaware County dropped about 1.7 percent from 3,288 in 1983 to 3,233, with county residents accounting for 3,280 abortions. Most procedures occurred in the first trimester with 53,588 or 90.4 percent. ages 20–24 accounted for 21,387 abortions.
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Delco
Harrisburg
Delaware County
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Health Department
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Montgomery
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