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Pa. Jud. Conduct Bd. Rule 14
Special Notice to the Supreme Court, the Court of Judicial Discipline or a President Judge
(A) Whenever the Board becomes aware of an indictment or information charging a felony against a Judicial Officer, the Board may file appropriate notice with the Court of Judicial Discipline.
(B) Whenever the Board becomes aware of information related to a Judicial Officer which may, as provided by law, require or permit the exercise of the Supreme Court’s inherent power over the unified judicial system, the Board may file appropriate notice with the Supreme Court.
(C) Whenever the Board becomes aware of information related to a Judicial Officer which may, as provided by law, require or permit the exercise of a president judge’s supervisory or administrative power over a Judicial Officer, the Board may provide appropriate notice to the president judge.
Adopted March 20, 1995, imd. effective.
Amended April 4, 2016, imd. effective.
Amended June 9, 2025, imd. effective.
CHAPTER 4
Limitations on Board Action; Exceptions
Provenance
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- judicialconductboardofpa.org
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- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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