Speed, Weed, and Cars
A Discussion of the Shifting Article 1 Section 8 Protections in Pennsylvania and Other Practical Pointers regarding the Law & Philadelphia’s Courts
What You Will Learn
- In this CLE program, the speaker will address what those opinions mean and how they impact litigation in Pennsylvania. He will also examine Rule 600, and where we stand with respect to speedy trial after COVID, and the Supreme Court’s more recent decision in Commonwealth v. Harth, along with other pending cases that may impact criminal practice.
What You Will Learn
- In this CLE program, the speaker will address what those opinions mean and how they impact litigation in Pennsylvania. He will also examine Rule 600, and where we stand with respect to speedy trial after COVID, and the Supreme Court’s more recent decision in Commonwealth v. Harth, along with other pending cases that may impact criminal practice.
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$60
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60 minutes
Date Published
February 24, 2022
Publisher
Philadelphia Bar Association
Subjects
Criminal Law
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Speed, Weed, and Cars:
A Discussion of the Shifting Article 1 Section 8 Protections in Pennsylvania and Other Practical Pointers regarding the Law & Philadelphia’s Courts
Program Originally Presented Thursday, February 24, 2022
Over the last year, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has reoriented the balance of power between citizens and police with respect to cars, marijuana use, and possibly the vague notion of a “high crime area.” Its recent decisions in Alexander, Barr and other cases have cut through some of the legal fictions that have previously permitted police to work around individual constitutional rights.
In this CLE program, the speaker will address what those opinions mean and how they impact litigation in Pennsylvania. He will also examine Rule 600, and where we stand with respect to speedy trial after COVID, and the Supreme Court’s more recent decision in Commonwealth v. Harth, along with other pending cases that may impact criminal practice.
Featured Speaker:
Aaron Marcus, Esq.
Chief of Appeals
Defender Association of Philadelphia
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If applicable, you may obtain credit in multiple jurisdictions simultaneously for this program (see pending/approved list below). Where applicable, credit will be only awarded to a paid registrant completing all the requirements of the program as determined by the selected accreditation authority.
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