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Big Trial

Ralph Cipriano

The Philadelphia legal blog that provides an unvarnished look inside the courtroom and a contrarian view of our progressive Democratic utopia.

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For the third time in a week, judge hammers SEPTA; says all 'Doomsday' service cuts must be restored 'immediately'

In less than a week in the courtroom of Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Sierra Thomas Street, SEPTA turned out to be a three-time loser.

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Bochetto demands SEPTA provide 'full, normal service' to Eagles-Cowboys game

George Bochetto put SEPTA on notice this afternoon that they must provide “full, normal service” for Eagle fans taking the Broad Street line on Thursday to the season opener against the Cowboys.

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In prison, a broke and ailing Johnny Doc seeks early release, to care for his paralyzed wife

Johnny Doc’s been in prison for nearly a year after he was convicted at two trials for public corruption and embezzlement.

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Judge freezes SEPTA's 'Doomsday' service cuts & fare hikes

The mayor wasn’t going to do anything.

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  • Ralph Cipriano

    Ralph Cipriano is a muckraking former L.A. Times & Philly Inquirer staffer who broke the scandal about DROP, the billion dollar boondoggle that paid City Council members six-figure cash bonuses to retire for a day.

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