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CEO Deborah Gross Featured on Block by Block Podcast to Discuss Judicial Elections

PMC's CEO, Deborah Gross, was recently featured on Block by Block, a community radio news podcast produced by PhillyCAM’s Community Radio News Fellows and broadcast on WPPM-LP 106.5 FM. The program

PMC's eighth annual Spring into Action Benefit was held on May 5, 2025. This benefit used a hybrid format, and the in-person venue was the University of Pittsburgh's University Club, Ballroom A. 

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PMC presented the Judge Justin Johnson Award to Jeffrey T

Click below to view or download our 2025 Spring Into Action Benefit E-Tribute. Thank you to all who contributed!

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Learn everything you need to know about Pennsylvania’s 2025 judicial races, why they’re important and how to evaluate judicial candidates to make informed decisions. 

On behalf of Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts, we invite you to our first Modern Juries, Modern Courts event. This series highlights the crucial role of jury service in upholding fairness, democracy, civic engagement, and the rule of law. Through expert insights, we’ll explore how juries ensure

Going to court can be an overwhelming experience both for landlords and tenants. This presentation outlines the various duties and obligations expected of both landlords and tenants and how to seek recourse when these obligations are not met. It will cover how a case gets to court, courtroom

This program focuses on the judicial codes and ethical standards to which judges should adhere in order to ensure fairness, integrity, and impartiality within the judicial system. It explores key principles of judicial conduct, including conflicts of interest, transparency, accountability, and

Going to court can be an overwhelming experience both for landlords and tenants. This presentation outlines the various duties and obligations expected of both landlords and tenants and how to seek recourse when these obligations are not met. It will cover how a case gets to court, courtroom

The first level of Pennsylvania's judicial system is the minor courts, also known as the people's court, where individuals can resolve disputes typically involving smaller amounts of money or property. In this presentation, hear directly from a magisterial district judge on the specific work he does