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Long Live the King: The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania's King's Bench Powers Rightfully Crown It as King of the Commonwealth's Judiciary
This Comment argues that the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania’s King’s Bench powers remain an essential tool for supervising the Commonwealth’s judiciary and addressing extraordinary threats to the administration of justice. Examining the historical origins and modern use of King’s Bench jurisdiction,
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