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Adams Cnty. C.P. Rules of Criminal Procedure Rule 570.1

Non-Trial Disposition Conference

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A. Within 60 days of formal arraignment, the Commonwealth and defense attorney or pro

se defendant shall meet for a non-trial disposition conference to discuss:

1. informal discovery;

2. applicable sentencing guideline ranges and other sentencing factors;

and

3. the terms, if any, of proposed plea offers and agreements.

B. The date of non-trial disposition conference shall be set annually by the Court Calendar

with notice of the same provided to the parties at the time of preliminary hearing.

C. Attendance at the non-trial disposition conference is mandatory and appearing at the

same shall be a standard condition of all bail.

D. Upon petition of the Commonwealth, and after hearing, the Court may revoke the

defendant’s bail for failure to appear at the non-trial disposition conference.

E. The non-trial disposition conference is a non-record proceeding.

Provenance

Source
www.adamscountypa.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
Content hash
11342ab7e390a01f35378fffa92457935ac56338590a7e8294b3e217afad99f5
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