First Judicial District of Pennsylvania v. Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission

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• holding that the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission does not have jurisdiction to adjudicate complaints made by court employees against their employers
• holding that the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission has no jurisdiction to adjudicate complaints against the judicial branch based on the separation of powers doctrine
• “holding that [t]he supreme court has the sole power and the responsibility to supervise the ‘practice, procedure, and the conduct of all courts’ ”
• eoncluding that directing a court to act or not to act in a personnel matter is interference with the operation of the courts which is prohibited by the separation of powers doctrine
• Because of separation of powers doctrine, Human Relations Commission has no jurisdiction to adjudicate any complaints filed against judicial personnel
• Because of separation of powers doctrine, Human Relations Commission has no jurisdiction to adjudicate any complaints filed against judicial personnel

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