The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania is the highest court in the Commonwealth and the oldest appellate court in the nation. Learn more.

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Supreme Court. The following cases are taking place in the Supreme Court: Allegheny Reproductive Health Center v. PA Department of Human Services - 26 MAP 2021; 9 MAP 2023 - Borough of West Chester v. PA State System of Higher Education and West Chester University; Investigating Grand Jury 15 EM 2022; Krasner v. Ward; 3 MAP 22 Fulton County

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PACFile is a service that provides the option to file documents with the courts electronically on both new and existing cases. At this time, filings can be submitted to the Supreme, Superior, Commonwealth, and certain Common Pleas courts.

To search and view individual court case information—for free—please go to the UJS web portal. On the web portal you will find: appellate court case information (Supreme, Superior and Commonwealth); criminal Common Pleas court case information; magisterial district court case information including: civil cases; criminal cases; traffic cases

The symposium will review key aspects of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's jurisprudence, use the Court's tricentennial to explore broader issues in our republican form of government, and expound on the role of today's Supreme Court as the administrator of Pennsylvania's Unified Judicial System.

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