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ANGELA L. MARTINEZ, ESQ., DIRECTOR

OFFICE OF JUDICIAL SUPPORT

Thonar E Harhen

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In RE: Appointment of Conflict Counsel

For Indigent Accused Juveniles

NO. 12-5040:

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PRESIDENT JUDGE ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

AND NOW, this 27th day of August, 2013, it is hereby ORDERED and

DECREED that Orders issued under the "Appointment of Conflict Counsel for

Indigent Accused Juveniles" adopted in December, 2003 as an addendum to the

"Delaware County Indigent Defense Plan" will include an allowance for Counsel

Fees not to exceed One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($1,500.00) without prior

Court approval.

This Order is issued on an interim basis and is hereby incorporated into

and made part of the "Delaware County Indigent Defense Plan" dated July 17, 2003

and its addendum "Appointment of Conflict Counsel for Indigent Accused Juveniles"

which became effective on December 1, 2003.

This Order is effective until such time that the Board of Judges, in consultation

with the Subcommittee on Indigent Defense, can review and adopt a general update

of the entire 2003 plan or is otherwise rescinded or replaced by Administrative

Order.

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CHAD F. KENNEY

President Judge

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In RE: Delaware County Indigent

Defense Plan - Case Fee

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PRESIDENT JUDGE ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

AND NOW, this 27th day of August, 2013, it is hereby ORDERED and

DECREED that the CASE FEE CAP established under the "Delaware County

Indigent Defense Plan" dated July 17, 2003, is hereby amended as follows:

Capital Homicide Cases - $15,000.00

This Amendment is effective immediately and will include cases that are

currently being prosecuted.

This Order is issued on an interim basis and is hereby incorporated into and

made part of the "Delaware County Indigent Defense Plan" dated July 17, 2003 and

its addendum "Appointment of Conflict Counsel for Indigent Accused Juveniles"

which became effective on December 1, 2003.

This Order is effective until such time that the Board of Judges, in consultation

with the Subcommittee on Indigent Defense, can review and adopt a general update

of the entire 2003 plan or is otherwise rescinded or replaced by Administrative

Order.

CABY

CHAD F. KENNEY

President Judge

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In RE: Delaware County Indigent:

Defense Plan - Fee:

Structure:

NO. 12-5040

PRESIDENT JUDGE ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

AND NOW, this 27th day of August, 2013, it is hereby ORDERED and DECREED

that the "Fee Structure" established under the "Delaware County Indigent Defense Plan"

dated July 17, 2003, is hereby amended to include as follows:

The hourly rates for Capital homicide cases will be:

1.Travel time - $40.00 per hour

2.Out of Court time - $90.00 per hour

3.In Court time - $110.00 per hour

These amended rates will apply to time actually worked on all Capital homicide cases

on or after the date of this Order and not to time worked before the date of this Order.

This Order is issued on an interim basis and hereby incorporated and made part of

the "Delaware County Indigent Defense Plan" dated July 17, 2003 and its addendum

"Appointment of Conflict Counsel for Indigent Accused Juveniles" which became effective

on December 1, 2003.

This Order is effective until such time that the Board of Judges, in consultation with

the Subcommittee on Indigent Defense, can review and adopt a general update of the

entire 2003 plan or is otherwise rescinded or replaced by Administrative Order.

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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

CIVIL ACTION - LAW

IN RE: AMENDMENT TO DELAWARE COUNTY LOCAL RULE 1920.90

DIVORCE FILES IMPOUNDED

DOCKET NO. 125040

ORDER

29ᵗʰAND NOW, to wit, this day of January, 2013, It is hereby

ORDERED that Delaware County Local Rule 1920.90 is AMENDED, to

provide as follows:

Rule 1920.90 Divorce Files Impounded

In all divorce actions filed after December 31, 1939, the file

shall be open to Inspection by the parties or their attorneys

of record without order of court. Inspection by others shall

be only upon order of court for good cause shown.

In all divorce actions filed before January 1, 1940, the file

shall be open to the general public for Inspection. 2013

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Chad F. Kenney, President Judge

IN RE: APPOINTMENT OR REMOVAL

OF DEPUTY CONSTABLES

NO: 2750 OF 2008

AMENDED ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

26THAND NOW, this day of January, 2012, this Court ORDERS as follows:

The last paragraph of this Court's Administrative Order dated the 9th day of September,

2010, related to the appointment or removal of Deputy Constables which formerly read;

"Once this Court has signed an Order approving the appointment of a Deputy

Constable, the Deputy Constable shall provide to the Office of the Administrator for

Magisterial District Judges within ten (10) days the following: a copy of the Court Order

approving the appointment of the Deputy Constable and a copy of the newly appointed

Deputy Constable's bond in the amount of $10,000.00 that has been filed in the

Delaware County Office of Judicial Support; a copy of the certificate of professional

liability insurance which has been filed in the Delaware County Office of Judicial

Support; the completed Pennsylvania State Constable Personal Information sheet; and,

a copy of the petition seeking the approval of the appointment of the Deputy Constable

with all exhibits".

Is amended to read as follows:

"Once this Court has signed an Order approving the appointment of a Deputy

Constable, the Deputy Constable shall provide to the Office of the District Court

Administrator for Magisterial District Judges within ten (10) days the following

information: a copy of the newly appointed Deputy Constable's bond in the amount of

$3,000.00 that has been filed in the Delaware County Office of Judicial Support; a copy

of the certificate of professional liability insurance showing a minimum coverage of

$250,000.00 per incident and a minimum aggregate of $500,000.00 per year which has

been filed in the Delaware County Office of Judicial Support; the completed

Pennsylvania State Constable Personal Information sheet; and, a copy of the petition

seeking the approval of the appointment of the Deputy Constable with all exhibits".

In all other respects, this Court reaffirms and republishes its Order of Court

dated the 9th day of September, 2010 related to the appointment or removal of Deputy

Constables.

JOSEPH P. CRONIN, JR., P.J.

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HERD / TRUE AND CORRECTCOPY FROM THE RECORD

26 DAY OF Jan A.D 2012

MARTINEZ, ESQ., DIRECTORCIFF/CEOF SUPICIAL SUPPORT

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

IN RE: APPOINTMENT OR REMOVAL

OF DEPUTY CONSTABLES

NO: 2750 OF 2008

AMENDED ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

26THAND NOW, this day of January, 2012, this Court ORDERS as follows:

The last paragraph of this Court's Administrative Order dated the 9th day of September,

2010, related to the appointment or removal of Deputy Constables which formerly read;

"Once this Court has signed an Order approving the appointment of a Deputy

Constable, the Deputy Constable shall provide to the Office of the Administrator for

Magisterial District Judges within ten (10) days the following: a copy of the Court Order

approving the appointment of the Deputy Constable and a copy of the newly appointed

Deputy Constable's bond in the amount of $10,000.00 that has been filed in the

Delaware County Office of Judicial Support; a copy of the certificate of professional

liability insurance which has been filed in the Delaware County Office of Judicial

Support; the completed Pennsylvania State Constable Personal Information sheet; and,

a copy of the petition seeking the approval of the appointment of the Deputy Constable

with all exhibits".

Is amended to read as follows:

"Once this Court has signed an Order approving the appointment of a Deputy

Constable, the Deputy Constable shall provide to the Office of the District Court

Administrator for Magisterial District Judges within ten (10) days the following

information: a copy of the newly appointed Deputy Constable's bond in the amount of

$3,000.00 that has been filed in the Delaware County Office of Judicial Support; a copy

of the certificate of professional liability insurance showing a minimum coverage of

$250,000.00 per incident and a minimum aggregate of $500,000.00 per year which has

been filed in the Delaware County Office of Judicial Support; the completed

Pennsylvania State Constable Personal Information sheet; and, a copy of the petition

seeking the approval of the appointment of the Deputy Constable with all exhibits".

In all other respects, this Court reaffirms and republishes its Order of Court

dated the 9th day of September, 2010 related to the appointment or removal of Deputy

Constables.

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IN RE: ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

AMENDING SECTION 7.18 OF THE

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES OF THE

DELAWARE COUNTY OFFICE OF ADULT

PAROLE AND PROBATION

ORDER

AND NOW, this 25ᵗʰ day of October, 2011 it is hereby ORDERED that Section

7.18 Violation of the Electronic Monitoring Program (2) Action to be Taken When

Violation Occurs (paragraph 3) which presently states:

"If the client was serving house arrest as part of a "Min/Max" sentence,

he/she will serve the remainder of time left on the minimum in the prison.

The office will inform the defendant, if the defendant disagrees they will be

advised to request a habeas. The officer is responsible for requesting a

recission at the end of the minimum. If the client was serving EMP as part

of an Intermediate Punishment sentence or if it was ordered at a Gagnon

hearing, the appropriate violation hearing will be requested by the probation

officer".

is immediately amended to read as follows:

"If the client was serving house arrest as part of a "Min/Max" sentence, the

probation officer will request that the sentencing judge, or the criminal back

up judge if the sentencing judge is unavailable, issue a bench warrant to

affect the apprehension of the client. Once the client is apprehended and

detained pursuant to the bench warrant, the probation officer will request that a

hearing be schedule before a judge on the bench warrant to occur within

seventy-two (72) hours or the close of the next business day if the seventy-two

(72) hours expires on a non-business day. At the conclusion of the judicial

hearing where the violation is addressed, the probation officer will present the

bench warrant to the sentencing judge for recission.

If the client was serving EMP as part of an Intermediate Punishment sentence or

if it was ordered at a Gagnon hearing, the appropriate violation hearing will be

requested by the probation officer in accordance with the Pennsylvania Rules of

Criminal Procedure".

The Director of the Delaware County Office of Adult Parole and Probation is

ORDERED to post this Administrative Order on the Department Bulletin Board and to

deliver a copy of this Administrative Order to all probation officers and supervisory

personnel in the Delaware County Office of Adult Parole and Probation.

JOSEPH P. CRONIN, JR., P.J.

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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

RE: BENCH WARRANT HEARINGS FOR

JUVENILES AND WITNESSES IN

JUVENILE COURT

NO. 08-2750

By

ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

AND NOW, this 14th day of October, 2011, it is hereby ORDERED and DECREED

that the President Judge of Delaware County designates Stephen D. Molineux, Esquire

and Robert E.J. Curran, Jr., Esquire as Masters in Juvenile Court who will have the

authority to preside over Bench Warrants for juveniles and witnesses who fail to appear

for hearings in the Delaware County Juvenile Court. The effective date of Mr. Molineux

and Mr. Curran's designation shall be November 1, 2011. These designations are made

pursuant to Pa. Rule of Juvenile Court Procedure 140 as amended.

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201 OCT

JOSEPH P. CRONIN JR. P.J.

CC: Danielle DiMatteo, Director, Juvenile Court Services

Stephen D. Molineux, Esquire

Robert E.J. Curran, Jr., Esquire

Dominick Spigarelli, Esquire, District Attorney Deputy for

Juvenile

David DiPasqua, Esquire, Juvenile Division Public Defender's Office

William L. Baldwin, Executive Director, Delaware County Bar Asso.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

RE: BENCH WARRANT HEARINGS FOR

JUVENILES AND WITNESSES IN

JUVENILE COURT

NO. 08-2750

ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

AND NOW, this 14th day of October, 2011, it is hereby ORDERED and DECREED

that the President Judge of Delaware County designates Stephen D. Molineux, Esquire

and Robert E.J. Curran, Jr., Esquire as Masters in Juvenile Court who will have the

authority to preside over Bench Warrants for juveniles and witnesses who fail to appear

for hearings in the Delaware County Juvenile Court. The effective date of Mr. Molineux

and Mr. Curran's designation shall be November 1, 2011. These designations are made

pursuant to Pa. Rule of Juvenile Court Procedure 140 as amended.

JOSEPH P. CRONIN JR. P.J.

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CC: Danielle DiMatteo, Director, Juvenile Court Services

Stephen D. Molineux, Esquire

Robert E.J. Curran, Jr., Esquire

Dominick Spigarelli, Esquire, District Attorney Deputy for

Juvenile

David DiPasqua, Esquire, Juvenile Division Public Defender's Office

William L. Baldwin, Executive Director, Delaware County Bar Asso.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

IN RE: EXEMPTIONS AND EXCUSES FROM

JURY DUTY

ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

AND NOW, this 4th day of February, 2011, it is hereby ORDERED and

DECREED that when the Delaware County Jury Administrator and staff under the

supervision of the District Court Administrator and appointed Jury Commissioners

exempts or excuses a person summoned to appear as a petit or grant juror pursuant to

the provisions of 42 Pa.C.S.A. $4502, 42 Pa.C.S.A. §4503 or 42 Pa. C.S.A. $4563, then

said administrator and staff shall reschedule the prospective juror's jury duty service for

a date when such person is legally able to serve as a juror.

JOSEPH P. CRONIN JR. P.J.

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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION

IN RE: APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL MASTERS NO: 2750-08

ORDER

30THAND NOW, this day of December 2010, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that

Dennis Woody, Esquire and William G. Halligan, Esquire, are hereby appointed as Masters for

the purpose of conducting hearings, taking testimony, and receiving evidence in such matters in

the Orphans' Court as the Court may from time to time direct.

Following such hearings, the aforesaid Masters shall make a report and recommendation

to the Court.

JOSEPHP. CRONIN, JR., PRESIDENT JUDGE

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2011

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

JUVENILE COURT DIVISION

IN RE: ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

DESIGNATING THE DIRECTOR OF

JUVENILE COURT, DANIELLE DIMATTEO

UNDER PA. R.J.C.P. 1604 (B) TO RECEIVE REPORTS

REGARDING ADJUSTMENT, PROGRESS AND

CONDITION OF CHILD PRIOR TO A PERMANENCY

HEARING.

NO. 2750 OF 2008

ORDER

AND NOW, this 13th day December, 2010, it is hereby ORDERED that the Director of

Juvenile Court, Danielle DiMatteo, be and is herby designated to receive reports regarding a

child's adjustment, progress and condition prior to a permanency hearing in accordance with Pa.

R.J.C.P. 1604 (B). This Order shall be effective immediately.

Copies of Order to:

Honorable, Kathrynann W. Durham

Honorable, Mary Alice Brennan

Honorable, Linda A. Cartisano

CYS Master David McNulty

Danielle DiMatteo, Director, Juvenile

Deirdre Jacques - CYS

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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

IN RE: COURTHOUSE FIREARMS POLICY:

MARK LEVY, PROTHONOTARY

DATE: CLERK

11-17-2010

ORDER

AND NOW, this 17th day of November, 2010, it is hereby ORDERED and

DECREED that the following policy shall be strictly observed by all law enforcement officials

regarding the carrying of firearms while attending any court proceeding held in the Montgomery

County Courthouse:

1.All law enforcement officers on official police business who appear in Court

wearing their uniform are permitted to carry their firearm, provided that the firearm is secured in

a safety holster¹; and

2.All law enforcement officers (except for Montgomery County Detectives) on

official police business who appear in court wearing plain clothes are permitted to carry their

firearm, secured in a safety holster, provided they wear their badge plainly visible on their

outermost garment. Otherwise they are prohibited from carrying a firearm in the courthouse; and

3.No law enforcement officers may carry a firearm during a court proceeding

when he or she is a litigant or otherwise not on official police business; and

4.Any breach of this policy may subject the violator to contempt proceedings in

addition to any departmental discipline that may be levied by the violator's employer²; and

I "Safety Holsters" - in this regard, all holsters used by law enforcement officers must be approved, in terms of

design and operation, by the Chief County Detective.

2010-00001-0006

11/17/2010 1:59:04 PM

Order

Receipt # Z1058534 Fee $0.00

Mark Levy - Montgomery County Prothonotary

CERTIFIED FROM THE RECORDS OF THE

PROTHONOTARY, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA.

5. The effective date of this Order is December 1, 2010.

nich P.J.

Copies of the above were sent on 11/17/10 to:

Montgomery County Common Pleas Judges

Montgomery County Commissioners

Acting Sheriff Al Ricci

Risa Ferman, Esquire - District Attorney

Hon. Susan Devlin Scott, President Judge (Bucks County)

Hon. James P. MacElree, Jr., President Judge (Chester County)

Hon. Joseph P. Cronin, Jr., President Judge (Delaware County)

Hon. Pamela P. Dembe, President Judge (Philadelphia County)

Montgomery County Chiefs of Police Association

Joseph A. Bushner, Supervisory Senior Resident Agent - FBI

Lt. David C. Buckley, Station Commander - PSP Skippack

Charles H. Ramsey, Philadelphia Police Commissioner

2 The County Detectives Office will serve as the point of contact for any violations of this policy. Violations of this

policy shall be reported immediately to Chief Deputy County Detective Sam Gallen. The County Detectives will

ensure that any violation of this policy is reported to the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the agency that employs

the offending officer.

IN RE: APPOINTMENT OR REMOVAL

OF DEPUTY CONSTABLES

ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

AND NOW, this 9TH day of September, 2010, it is hereby ORDERED that all

appointments and removals of Deputy Constables shall strictly comply with 44 Pa.

C.S.A. §7122. The Petitions filed with this Court for the approval or removal of the

appointment of Deputy Constables shall set forth the following facts:

(1) The act of assembly authorizing the appointment.

(2) The name and address of the Petitioner.

(3) The name of the municipality or district in which the Petitioner was

elected.

(4) The date of commencement and expiration of the term of office of the

Petitioner.

(5) The name and full address of the surety on Petitioner's bond and an

averment that the surety has had notice of the Petition, to be evidenced

by the written joinder of the surety in the prayer of the Petitioner.

(6) The name and full address of the person to be appointed Deputy

Constable or whose appointment is to be revoked and an averment that

he/she maintains his/her residence at that address, and an averment that

the person to be appointed is of good repute and has not been convicted

of a felony or misdemeanor and that he is not currently a defendant in

any pending criminal proceeding.

(7) A full statement of the necessity, facts and reasons for making or revoking

the appointment.

(8) An averment that the deputy will maintain his/her residence within the

municipality or district in which the Petitioner was elected.

(9) If any security of any kind is given or to be given by the Petitioner or his

surety, then the nature, character and extent shall be fully set forth or, in

lieu thereof, an averment that no security is being given.

(10)The person to be appointed Deputy Constable must attach as Exhibits to

their Petition proof that they have:

Completed and passed the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and

Delinquency Constable Certification Course, including firearm

certification. Firearm certification is required in order to carry a

firearm.

Automobile liability insurance in the amount of $100,000.00 per

person and $300,000.00 per accident.

Had a criminal record check conducted by the Delaware County

Criminal Investigation Division.

Had a verification of a valid Pennsylvania driver's license conducted

by the Delaware County Criminal Investigation Division.

(a) Completed and passed the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and

Delinquency Constable Certification Course, including firearm

certification. Firearm certification is required in order to carry a

firearm.

(b) Automobile liability insurance in the amount of $100,000.00 per

person and $300,000.00 per accident.

(c) Had a criminal record check conducted by the Delaware County

Criminal Investigation Division.

(d) Had a verification of a valid Pennsylvania driver's license conducted

by the Delaware County Criminal Investigation Division.

Once this Court has signed an Order approving the appointment of a Deputy

Constable, the Deputy Constable shall provide to the Office of the Administrator for

Magisterial District Judges within ten (10) days the following: a copy of the Court Order

approving the appointment of the Deputy Constable and a copy of the newly appointed

Deputy Constable's bond in the amount of $10,000.00 that has been filed in the

Delaware County Office of Judicial Support; a copy of the certificate of professional

liability insurance which has been filed in the Delaware County Office of Judicial

Support; the completed Pennsylvania State Constable Personal Information sheet; and,

a copy of the Petition seeking the approval of the appointment of the Deputy Constable

with all Exhibits.

BY THE COURT

JOSEPH P/ CRONIN JR P.J.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

CIVIL ACTION - LAW

IN RE:

02/19/10MY

NO: 08-2750

LIVE SCAN PROCESSING FEE

ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

17th FebruaryAND NOW, this day of ,2010, effective immediately, the

Office of Judicial Support, in conjunction with the Office of Court Financial Services, if

necessary, is directed to assess a THREE HUNDRED ($300.00) DOLLAR live scan processing

fee against any defendant sentenced on or after the effective date of this order and who was

processed at a live scan site in Delaware County and is either:

1) convicted of any misdemeanor or felony upon their entry of a plea of guilty or

nolo contendere, or after a guilty verdict at trial; or,

2) admitted to the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD) program

The live scan processing fee shall be divided as follows: 5% ($15.00) to the

County of Delaware and 95% ($285.00) to the municipality supporting the live scan

facility.

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