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Erie Cnty. C.P. RulesJudicialAdministrationConstableReviewBoard Rule 6
Constable Review Board Action
a. Upon receipt of a written response, or expiration of the response period,
whichever comes first, the Deputy Court Administrator shall, within three
(3) business days forward a copy of the complaint, response, and all
corroborating documentation to each Constable Review Board member for
review.
b. Within 30 days of receipt of the file information, the Constable Review
Board shall:
1. in matters falling outside the Constable Review Board's authority,
forward the complaint file to the President Judge with written
notification to the President Judge and the complainant that the
complaint falls outside the scope of the Board's authority and list
the reason(s) for that finding.
2. in matters involving payment and or possible termination or
suspension of the Court's use of a constable, interview the
complainant, the constable and all other relevant witnesses. If
scheduling conflicts prevent the Board from meeting to conduct
interviews before the Board as a whole, the Board may request the
President Judge to select two Board members to conduct
interviews who shall prepare and submit a report to the Board.
Unless the President Judge grants an extension of time, interviews
shall be completed and a recommendation to the President Judge
shall be made within the 30 day time period.
3. in all other matters, the Constable Review Board may conduct
interviews or make a recommendation to the President Judge
based exclusively upon the complaint, response, and all other
written documentation submitted.
Provenance
- Source
- courts.eriecountypa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
5942da92cc92b39c26d4233fb416f7dc222389186696896855a6908e8fcf7aa0
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