MURPHY v. EGAN

Civ. A. No. 79-2866.

498 F.Supp. 240 (1980)

In re Edward M. MURPHY, v. Michael J. EGAN, Individually and as a justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court who has responsibility for administration of admissions to the Bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and Henry X. O'Brien, Individually and as a justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court who has responsibility for administration of admissions to the Bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and Samuel J. Roberts, Individually and as a justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court who has responsibility for administration of admissions to the Bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and Robert N. C. Nix, Jr., Individually and as a justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court who has responsibility for administration of admissions to the Bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and Louis L. Manderino, Individually and as a justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court who has responsibility for administration of admissions to the Bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and Rolf Larson, Individually and as a justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court who has responsibility for administration of admissions to the Bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and John P. Flaherty, Individually and as a justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court who has responsibility for administration of admissions to the Bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

United States District Court, E. D. Pennsylvania.

April 3, 1980.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Edward M. Murphy, III, pro se.

Jonathan Vipond, III, and James D. Crawford, Philadelphia, Pa., for Chief Justice Michael J. Egan and Justices of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.


MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER

WEINER, District Judge.

Plaintiff, a citizen and resident of Pennsylvania instituted this action, against the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, alleging a violation of his Constitutional rights. The parties have submitted a stipulation of facts. Presently before the Court are the defendants' motion to dismiss and the plaintiff's motion for summary judgment. For the reasons to follow, we...

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