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· 9/6/2023

A. Schmukler v. PA PUC

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  • recognizing that Court has “upheld the constitutionality of oaths, addressed to the future, promising constitutional support in broad terms”
  • upholding a loyalty oath against freedom of speech and assembly challenges and recognizing that legislatures enacted such oaths “to assure that those in positions of public trust were willing to commit themselves to live by the constitutional processes of our system”
  • upholding a loyalty oath against freedom of speech and assembly challenges and recognizing that legislatures enacted such oaths “to assure that those in positions of public trust were willing to commit themselves to live by the constitutional processes of our system”

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Judges: Covey, J.

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