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HARRISBURG, Penn. — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled in favor of two hunting clubs that challenged state laws allowing game wardens t…
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HARRISBURG, Penn. — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled in favor of two hunting clubs that challenged state laws allowing game wardens to enter posted private land without a warrant, overturning a 2007 case involving officers’ search for evidence that a hunter had illegally baited a bear. The Pennsylvania Constitution protects land outside buildings and th…
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