Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner drew backlash after vowing to "hunt" down ICE agents during a City Hall event tied to new "ICE OUT" legislation. (Credit: WTXF) A divided Pennsylvania Supreme Court, including two Democrat justices, ordered Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s office to face new outside scrutiny over its post-conviction concessions after the state’s high court found the office’s handling of one convicted murderer’s case was unreliable and said similar problems extended beyond just that single case. Justice Kevin Dougherty, a Democrat, wrote the 4-3 opinion in the case of Levar Brown, a Philadelphia man whose murder convictions became the centerpiece of a broader legal fight over Krasner’s Conviction Integrity Unit and the office’s willingness to concede relief in serious criminal cases. Dougherty was joined by Justice Daniel Mc
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Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner drew backlash after vowing to "hunt" down ICE agents during a City Hall event tied to new "ICE OUT" legislation. (Credit: WTXF) A divided Pennsylvania Supreme Court, including two Democrat justices, ordered…
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