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STATE COLLEGE — Council targets rowdy parties

Centre Daily Times – mjoseph@centredaily.com STATE COLLEGE — Council on Monday began to look at a “nuisance gathering ordinance” intended to give police a new way to cite hosts with summary offenses if their guests break the law. Police Chief Tom...

Remaining Charge Dismissed

By Kevin Cirilli Collegian Staff Writer A judge dismissed Wednesday the remaining charge against a Daily Collegian photographer who was arrested while on assignment photographing the Oct. 25 riot following a Penn State football team victory over Ohio State. Citing...

Collegian photographer cleared of riot charges

Sara Ganim – sganim@centredaily.com Thursday, Jul. 23, 2009 A Daily Collegian photographer charged with inciting revelers during the October downtown State College riot has been cleared of any wrongdoing by a judge. Michael Felletter had fought the two...

Campus photog cleared in Penn St disturbance

In the July 23, 2009, Philadelphia Inquirer BELLEFONTE, Pa. – A judge dismissed the remaining misdemeanor charge against a photographer for the independent campus newspaper at Penn State in connection with an unruly fan celebration in State College. Prosecutors...

Interviews Under Way for Pennsylvania’s Three U.S. Atty Posts

By Shannon P. Duffy U.S. Courthouse Correspondent The first round of in-person interviews was held Friday in Harrisburg for lawyers seeking to be appointed to the post of U.S. attorney in one of Pennsylvania’s three federal districts. Among the candidates for...

Pa. Supreme Court upholds state prisons' ban on pornography

[Posted by The Associated Press July 20, 2009, 21:12PM] A sex offender’s bid to overturn the state prison system’s pornography ban was ended Monday by the state Supreme Court, which sided unanimously with the Department of Corrections. The justices said...
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