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Erie Cnty. C.P. RulesJudicialAdministrationConstableReviewBoard Rule 3

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

a. The Constable Review Board may make recommendations to the

President Judge regarding the judiciary's continued use of a

constable's services.

b. If a matter involves a financial dispute or other matter within Erie

County's control, the Constable Review Board may make

recommendations to the Erie County Executive regarding payment for

services.

c. The Constable Review Board shall forward any findings of suspected

criminal activity to the Erie County District Attorney.

d. The President Judge remains the ultimate authority with regard to a

constable's performance of judicial duties within the Sixth Judicial

District. In that respect, the President Judge may, at any time,

temporarily place a moratorium on the use of a particular constable

pending review and recommendation of the Constable Review Board

on any pending complaint.

Provenance

Source
courts.eriecountypa.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
Content hash
fd9ba8e6ba244dd5117cab250451ffd173fcca095e4c5c111f2eba5563a5a0ff
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