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Mark A. Ciavarella was the judge
More than double the state average of juveniles were imprisoned -
He removes himself after admitting to that he did not properly inform juveniles of their rights
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The Supreme Court denies the Juvenile Law Center's review
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Michael T. Conahan (who is the former judge) and Ciavarella are removed from judicial duties after pleading guilty to accepting over $2 million form other individuals involved.
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The Juvenile Law Center asks the Supreme Court again to review the case
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The Supreme Court sends Senior Berks County Judge Arthur for review
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He recommends that all of Ciavarella's juvenile court sentences from 2003-2008 be vacated.
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Both judges withdraw their gulity pleas after the judge rejects the 87 month prison statement.
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The court accepts the recommendation to vacate all juvenile court sentences.
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Prosecutors announce that Conahan has a new plea agreemnet. Ciavarella's attorney states that they are preparing for trial.
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Ciavarella is convicted and sentenced to 28 years in prison.
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Conahan is sentenced to 17.5 years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy.