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TAHA v. BENSALEM TOWNSHIP et al
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2:12-cv-06867
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June 01, 2020
Pa. County Cut From $14M Privacy Settlement Processing
Citing the potential for additional cost and squabbling among the attorneys, a Pennsylvania federal judge on Monday said she would not allow a Philadelphia-area county to take direct responsibility for cutting checks from a potential $14 million settlement to resolve class claims over its illegal publication of criminal records online.
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May 19, 2020
Class Eyes $14M Deal With Pa. County After $68M Privacy Win
A class of nearly 68,000 inmates urged a Pennsylvania federal judge Tuesday to preliminarily approve a $14 million settlement it reached with a Philadelphia-area county that agreed to drop its appeal of a jury's verdict finding each member whose criminal records were illegally made public online is owed $1,000.
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July 29, 2019
Pa. County Contests 'Willful' Finding In $68M Privacy Verdict
Pennsylvania's fourth most-populous county asked a federal judge Friday to overturn a $68 million online-privacy verdict against it, saying there was no evidence at trial that the county willfully broke a criminal-records law, "no matter how 'willful' is defined."
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May 28, 2019
Pa. County Hit With Up To $68M In Damages In Privacy Case
A suburban Philadelphia county is facing the prospect of $68 million in damages after a federal jury on Tuesday agreed to award $1,000 to each of nearly 68,000 members of a class of individuals whose criminal records were made public online in violation of state law.
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May 21, 2019
Pa. County's Inmate Database Violated Privacy, Jury Told
Officials in a suburban Philadelphia county recklessly disregarded the privacy interests of tens of thousands of individuals whose arrest records, including information about dropped or expunged charges, were posted on a government website, a jury heard during a trial's opening arguments Tuesday.