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Dyller to represent Scranton ‘pottymouth’

WILKES-BARRE – Civil rights attorney Barry Dyller of Wilkes-Barre is representing a Scranton woman charged with disorderly conduct after cursing at her toilet in her own home. “The law is absolutely crystal clear. You are permitted to c...

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