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Chester Cnty. C.P. Court of Common Pleas Local Rules of Criminal Procedure Rule 105.3(c)

Party Responsible for Transport Orders

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

The party responsible for requesting the transport of a prisoner shall be as follows:

(A) Defense counsel shall have the responsibility for arranging transportation for

hearings involving bail, habeas corpus, PCRA, Rule 600, the entering of a plea, and any other

proceedings initiated by the defense, where the defendant’s presence is required.

(B) The District Attorney shall be responsible for arranging transportation for

proceedings such as arraignment, trial, sentencing, extradition, or hearings involving violation of

probation or parole.

(C) For matters not listed above, the parties shall make every effort to agree as to who

shall be responsible for arranging transportation of the prisoner.

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2026-09-30
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