HON. P. KEVIN BROBSON
2022 – CURRENT
Eligible For Retention: January 2032
Voting Record
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices held that the Parkland School District (“District”) did not violate Pennsylvania’s Sunshine Act when it approved a collective bargaining agreement that was not included in the District’s pre-meeting agenda notice.
LEARN MOREA plurality of Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices sided with abortion providers, who claimed that the Pennsylvania Constitution required public funding of elective abortions, on the basis that ending public funding for abortion treats women differently from men in violation of the Equal Rights Amendment. Justices Todd and Mundy were the only justices to conclude that the Pennsylvania Constitution did not require public funding of elective abortions.
LEARN MOREThe Pennsylvania Supreme Court allowed several nonprofit environmental groups to intervene in litigation over Pennsylvania’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (“RGGI”).
LEARN MOREThe Pennsylvania Supreme Court allowed several nonprofit environmental groups to intervene in litigation over Pennsylvania’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (“RGGI”).
LEARN MOREThis case involves the mail-in ballot provisions of the Election Code and the procedure required when a mail-in ballot turns out to be defective.
LEARN MOREThe Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s majority insisted on judicial standards that effectively increase potential liability for manufacturers, while the dissen would have permitted manufacturers to better defend themselves against frivolous lawsuits.
LEARN MOREAfter Governor Wolf vetoed the General Assembly’s congressional redistricting plan based on the 2020 Census, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court assumed jurisdiction over a case.
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