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· 11/14/1978

In Re 42 PA. C. S. § 1703

Citations

  • 394 A.2d 444
  • 482 Pa. 522

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that' “[t]he Pennsylvania Constitution grants the [Jjudiciary and the [J]udiciary alone power over rule-making”
  • 42 Pa.C.S. § 1703, Open Meeting Law, as applied to the judiciary, is a violation of separation of powers doctrine
  • power to make rules is that of judiciary alone
  • exclusive authority of judiciary to make rules of procedure
  • regarding Pennsylvania public open meeting law

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Judges: Eagan

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