For the first time, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court plans to televise its proceedings live Sept. 13 when it hears oral arguments on two of its most controversial cases in years - a challenge to the state's new voter ID law and a second attempt to draft new boundaries for state House and Senate districts.
The hearings begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Supreme Court's Philadelphia courtroom, Room 456 of City Hall, where seating is limited. They will be televised live on the Pennsylvania Cable Network (PCN). Last fall, the court let PCN tape its proceedings for subsequent telecast, but these hearings will be the first to be aired as they happen.
