Pa. Supreme Court says SEPTA special prosecutor is constitutional, another blow to Krasner
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the law creating a special prosecutor for SEPTA is constitutional, rejecting a challenge from District Attorney Larry Krasner.
A unanimous Supreme Court rejected District Attorney Larry Krasner's argument that the SEPTA special prosecutor law is unconstitutional because it strips away the authority of an elected DA.
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