Supreme Court Justice Shared Offensive Emails With Law Enforcement Officials: Report

Wallace McKelvey | WMckelvey@pennlive.com, The Patriot-News
Fri, 10/09/2015 - 8:15am

Supreme Court Justice Michael Eakin and a number of lawyers and law enforcement officials shared pornographic and racially offensive emails, according to a Philadelphia Daily News report.

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