Carbon County Court of Common Pleas
Administrative Orders 2012
Updated 2/21/13
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 1-2012 Appointment of Master in Divorce for 2012
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 2-2012 Appointment of Mental Health Review Officers for 2012
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 3-2012 Appointment of Custody Counselors
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 4-2012 Appointment of Board of Viewers
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 5-2012 Summoning of Jurors for Carbon County Jury Selection
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 6-2012 Availability and Temporary Assignments of Magisterial District
Judges
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 7-2012 Appointment of Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, Pro Hac Vice
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 8-2012 Adoption of Carbon County Orphans’ Court Local Rule O.C.R.15.5
(c) Adoption
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 9-2012 Appointment of Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, Pro Hac Vice
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 10-2012 Revision
of Carbon County Local Rule of Criminal Procedure 117 – Coverage: Issuing
Warrants; Preliminary Arraignments and Summary Trials; and Setting and
Accepting Bail
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 11-2012 Revision of Preliminary Arraignment – Policy and Procedures for
Carbon County
Carbon County Arrest and Central Booking Policy and Procedures
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 13-2012 Appointment
of Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, Pro Hac Vice
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 15-2012 Appointment
of Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, Pro Hac Vice
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 16-2012 Availability
and Temporary Assignments of Magisterial District Judges
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 19-2012 Appointment
of Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, Pro Hac Vice
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 20-2012 Appointment
of Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, Pro Hac Vice
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 21-2012 Appointment of Divorce Master, Pro Hac Vice
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 22-2012 Adoption of Local Rules of Civil Procedure 216, 1012, 2039 and
2206 and Revision of 1018.1,
Rule 216 - Grounds for Continuance
Rule 1012 - Entry of Appearance, Withdrawal of Appearance. Notice.
Rule 1018.1 – Notice to Defend. Form
Rule 1915.3 – Commencement of Action. Complaint. Order.
Rule L2039 – Compromise, Settlement, Discontinuance and
Distribution
Rule L2206 – Settlement Compromise, Discontinuance and
Judgment
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 24-2012 Accelerated Rehabilitative
Dispositions Program (ARD) – Administrative Fee
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CIVIL ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF
:
MASTER
IN DIVORCE : NO. 12-0001
FOR
2012 :
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 1-2012
AND NOW, this 3rd day of January,
2012, in order to implement the Local Rules of Court relating to actions for
divorce, it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED that SAMUEL F.
FELDMAN, Esquire be and is hereby
APPOINTED MASTER for divorce proceedings effective January 1, 2012 until
December 31, 2012. The Master shall be compensated at the rate of
FIFTY DOLLARS ($50.00) per hour for each Master Hearing actually conducted.
BY
THE COURT:
______________________________
P.J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CIVIL ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF :
MENTAL
HEALTH : NO. 12-0002
REVIEW
OFFICERS :
FOR
2012 :
AND NOW, this 3rd day of January,
2012, in order to implement the Local Rules of Court relating to actions for
mental health and mental retardation, it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED that JENNY Y. C. CHENG,
Esquire and MARIANNE S. LAVELLE, Esquire be and are hereby APPOINTED MENTAL
HEALTH REVIEW OFFICERS effective January 1, 2012 until December 31, 2012 for
Mental Health and Mental Retardation proceedings for Carbon County residents
and for such proceedings held in Carbon County for non-residents of Carbon
County. The appointments shall alternate
every two (2) months as follows:
January
& February: Jenny Y. C.
Cheng, Esquire
March
& April: Marianne
S. Lavelle, Esquire
May
& June: Jenny
Y. C. Cheng, Esquire
July
& August: Marianne
S. Lavelle, Esquire
September
& October: Jenny Y. C.
Cheng, Esquire
November
& December: Marianne S.
Lavelle, Esquire
BY
THE COURT:
______________________________
P.J.
IN
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CIVIL ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF
:
CUSTODY
COUNSELORS : NO. 12-0003
AND NOW, this 3rd day of January,
2012, in order to implement the Local Rules of Court relating to actions for
child custody and visitation, it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED that SAMUEL F.
FELDMAN, Esquire and William G. Schwab, Esquire be and are hereby APPOINTED
CUSTODY COUNSELORS for visitation and custody proceedings effective January 1,
2012 until December 31, 2012. The
Custody Counselor shall be compensated at the rate of FIFTY DOLLARS ($50.00)
for each Preliminary Conference actually conducted and FIFTY DOLLARS ($50.00)
per hour for each Final Hearing actually conducted.
BY
THE COURT:
______________________________
P.J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF :
: NO. 12-0004
BOARD
OF VIEWERS :
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 4-2012
AND NOW, this 3rd day of January,
2012, by the authority vested in this Court under the provisions of the Eminent
Domain Code of 1964, 26 P. S. 1-801,
it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED that the following
shall be the members of the CARBON COUNTY BOARD OF VIEWERS, to serve for a term
of ONE (1) YEAR, effective January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012:
MARIANNE
S. LAVELLE, ESQUIRE
415
Mahoning Street
Lehighton,
PA 18235
ANTHONY
ROBERTI, ESQUIRE
56
Broadway
Jim
Thorpe, PA 18229
STEVEN
J. HARTZ, ESQUIRE
P.O.
Box 22
Palmerton,
PA 18071
GERALD
F. STRUBINGER, JR., ESQUIRE
505
Delaware Avenue
Palmerton,
PA 18071
EUGENE
S. DURIGAN
157
South First Street
Lehighton,
PA 18235
VINCENT
F. GILOTTI
735
Overlook Road
Lehighton,
PA 18235
RENE
J. FOUGERAY, JR.
Evergreen
Real Estate
801
Interchange Road
Lehighton,
PA 18235
EVA
M. DUGAN
5660
Interchange Road
Lehighton,
PA 18235
JAMES
A. CHRISTMAN
362
Delaware Avenue
Palmerton,
PA 18071
BY
THE COURT:
_________________________
P.J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CRIMINAL DIVISION
IN
RE: SUMMONING OF JURORS :
:
No. CP-13-AD-0000001-2012
FOR
CARBON COUNTY :
:
JURY
SELECTION :
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 5-2012
AND NOW, this 3rd day of
January, 2012, pursuant to 42 Pa.C.S.A. 4531, it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED, that
the Jury Selection Commission SHALL SELECT at random from the Master List of
prospective jurors three hundred fifty (350) names for the scheduled Terms of
Court for 2012 with the exact number of jurors reporting to be determined by
the Court prior to the beginning of trials.
BY
THE COURT:
ROGER N. NANOVIC, P.J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CIVIL DIVISION
CRIMINAL DIVISION
IN
RE: AVAILABILITY AND : NO. 12-0151
TEMPORARY
ASSIGNMENTS OF : CP-13-AD-0000002-2012
MAGISTERIAL
DISTRICT JUDGES :
AND NOW, this
24th day of January, 2012, in order to ensure compliance with
Pa.R.C.P.M.D.J.112 governing the Rules of Conduct, Office Standards, and Civil
Procedure for Magisterial District Judges, Pa.R.Crim.P. 132 governing the
Temporary Assignment of Issuing Authorities, Pa.R.C.P. 1901.2 governing
Scheduling of Temporary Protection From Abuse matters,
ORDERED and
DECREED that the schedule attached hereto be and is hereby APPROVED and said
attachment SHALL ESTABLISH the on-call schedule and temporary assignments for
the Magisterial District Judges of Carbon County for the period of February 6,
2012 through August 5, 2012.
IT IS FURTHER
ORDERED AND DECREED that the same Magisterial District Judge temporarily
assigned on this schedule SHALL SERVE as the temporary issuing authority during
regularly scheduled hours for any Magisterial District Judge unavailable due to
duties outside the county, mandatory continuing education classes, illness or
vacation.
BY
THE COURT:
______________________________
ROGER
N. NANOVIC, P.J.
SCHEDULE FOR OTHER
THAN REGULARLY SCHEDULED HOURS AND EMERGENCIES FOR
CARBON COUNTY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT JUDGE COURTS 3-1, 3-2, 3-3 AND 3-4 BEGINNING
4:30 P. M. EACH MONDAY AND ENDING THE FOLLOWING MONDAY AT 4:30 P. M.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CARBON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF :
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS :
NO. 130DR10
HEARING
OFFICER, :
PRO HAC VICE
:
AND NOW, this 23rd day of January,
2012, the Court being advised that William Schwab, Domestic Relations Hearing Officer,
has a conflict of interest in case #130DR10 Dana M. Miller vs. Dana J. Miller,
PACSES #840111612, it is hereby
ORDERED AND DECREED that Kim Roberti, Esquire is hereby APPPOINTED
DOMESTIC RELATIONS HEARING OFFICER, pro hac vice, for the above captioned
cases. The Domestic Relations Hearing
Officer shall be compensated at the rate of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00) per
hour.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECREED that this appointment SHALL BE VACATED
upon the entry of a final order.
BY
THE COURT:
_________________________________
Roger N. Nanovic, P. J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
ORPHANS COURT DIVISION
IN
RE: ADOPTION OF CARBON :
COUNTY
ORPHANS' COURT : NO: 12-9020
LOCAL
RULE O.C.R.15.5 (c) :
ADOPTION :
AND NOW, this 27th day of January,
2012, in order to implement a procedure for investigations in adoption
petitions, it is hereby
ORDERED
and DECREED that, effective March 1, 2012,
1.
File seven (7) certified copies of
this Administrative Order and Local Rule with the Administrative Office of
2.
File two (2) certified copies and
one (1) computer diskette with the Legislative Reference Bureau for publication
in the
3.
File one (1) certified copy with the
4.
Forward one (1) copy for publication
in the
5.
Forward one (1) copy to the
6.
Keep continuously available for
public inspection copies of the Administrative Order and Local Rule in the
Register of
BY
THE COURT:
___________________________
ROGER N. NANOVIC, P.J.
(c) Investigation
Intra-Family Adoptions. If no Report of Intention to Adopt is
required by 23 Pa. C.S.A. § 2531, prior to hearing on the Petition for
Adoption, Petitioner shall obtain and file with the Court with respect to each
prospective adoptive parent and any individual over 18 years of age residing in
the home (excluding a biological parent whose parental rights have not been
previously terminated), the information described and identified in 23
Pa.C.S.A. §6344(b).
Effective March 1, 2012
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
DOMESTIC RELATIONS ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF :
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS :
NO. 80DR09
HEARING
OFFICER, :
PRO
HAC VICE
:
AND NOW, this 31st day of January,
2012, the Court being advised that William Schwab, Domestic Relations Hearing
Officer, has a conflict of interest in case #80DR09 Karen R. Otto vs. Phillip
M. Otto, PACSES #237110722, it is hereby
ORDERED AND DECREED that Kim
Roberti, Esquire is hereby APPPOINTED DOMESTIC RELATIONS HEARING OFFICER, pro
hac vice, for the above captioned cases.
The Domestic Relations Hearing Officer shall be compensated at the rate
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00) per hour.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECREED
that this appointment SHALL BE VACATED upon the entry of a final order.
BY
THE COURT:
_________________________________
Roger N. Nanovic, P. J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CRIMINAL DIVISION
IN
RE: REVISION OF CARBON COUNTY :
LOCAL RULE OF CRIMINAL :
PROCEDURE
117 – COVERAGE:
:
ISSUING
WARRANTS; : NO. CP-13-AD-0000004-2006
PRELIMINARY
ARRAIGNMENTS : (Old No.
103 MI 00)
AND
SUMMARY TRIALS; :
AND SETTING AND ACCEPTING :
BAIL
:
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 10-2012
AND NOW, this 17th
day of April, 2012, pursuant to Pa.R.Crim.P. 117, it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED, that
effective June 1, 2012, the Carbon County Court of Common Pleas REVISES Local
Rule of Criminal Procedure CARB.R.Crim.P. 117 governing coverage for issuing
warrants, conducting preliminary arraignments and summary trials and setting
and accepting bail.
The Carbon County District Court Administrator is ORDERED and DIRECTED to
do the following:
1.
File one (1) certified copy of this
Administrative Order with the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts.
2.
File two (2) certified copies, one (1)
computer diskette and a copy of the written notification received from the
Criminal Procedural Rules Committee with the Legislative Reference Bureau for
publication in the
3.
Publish a copy of this Administrative
Order on the Unified Judicial System’s website at
http://ujsportal.pacourts.us/localrules/ruleselection.aspx.
4.
Forward one (1) copy for publication
in the
5.
Forward one (1) copy to the
6.
Keep continuously available for public
inspection copies of the Order in the Clerk of Courts’ Office.
BY
THE COURT:
ROGER N. NANOVIC, P.J.
1. Each Magisterial District Court Office
shall be open for regular business on Mondays through Fridays, excluding
holidays, from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., prevailing time, which times may be
modified with the approval of the President Judge to meet the needs of the
public and the Court.
2. A Magisterial District Judge shall be
available on-call at all times of all days without unreasonable delay to
provide continuous coverage for the issuance of search warrants and arrest
warrants, for the setting and acceptance
of bail, and for the issuance of emergency orders under the Protection From
Abuse Act and the Older Adult Protective Services Act. This rule shall be satisfied by number 3 and
4 below.
3. The President Judge shall establish the
schedule of assignment of Magisterial District Judges to on-call duty for
availability on a rotating basis pursuant to a semi-annual/annual schedule
prepared by the District Court Administrator.
When a Magisterial District Judge who has jurisdiction over a particular
matter is unavailable during regular business hours, authority to act is
transferred to other Magisterial District Judges in the 56th
Judicial District pursuant to the aforesaid assignment to on-call duty stated
above.
4. Magisterial District Judges during
regular business hours, an on-call Magisterial District Judge while on-call,
the Clerk of Courts during business hours and the Warden, or in his absence,
the Deputy Warden or Sergeant in charge of the Carbon County Correctional
Facility, shall be authorized to accept bail in accordance with the provisions,
and subject to the limitations of the Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure.
5. A Magisterial District Judge assigned to
on-call duty shall be available for preliminary arraignments in accordance with
the following schedule:
A. For arrests occurring after the close of
regular business hours but before 10:00 P.M., and for arrests occurring on
weekends or holidays between 8:00 A.M. and 10:00 P.M., the Magisterial District
Judge shall respond to the call and conduct a preliminary arraignment utilizing
the on-screen video arraignment connection between the police station and the
Magisterial District Court prior to detention at the Carbon County Correctional
Facility. Scheduling of the arraignment
shall be initiated by the arresting officer contacting the
1. The defendant
is arrested pursuant to a warrant,
and
2. In
those circumstances where an arrest has been made without a warrant and for
which the defendant is to be afforded a preliminary arraignment without
unnecessary delay, (See Pa.R.Crim.P. 519), after the completion of the criminal
complaint.
B. For arrests occurring after 10:00 P.M.
but before 8:00 A.M. on weekends or holidays, and before 8:30 A.M. on weekdays,
preliminary arraignments shall be scheduled as follows:
1. For arrests pursuant to a warrant and
those arrests requiring preliminary arraignment pursuant to Pennsylvania Rule
of Criminal Procedure 519, the
arresting agency, including the state police, municipal police or sheriff, is
authorized to detain the prisoner at the Carbon County Correctional Facility
until 8:30 A.M. the following morning.
For Defendants so detained, the on-call Magisterial District Judge shall
appear in person or by advanced communication technology at the Carbon County
Correctional Facility at 8:30 A.M. to preside at the Preliminary
Arraignment. The arresting officer shall
be responsible to notify the
2. Prior to detaining a prisoner at the
Carbon County Correctional Facility under this Rule, the arresting agency shall
contact the facility to ascertain that adequate detention facilities are available
for temporary detention in accordance with this Rule. If no detention facilities are available at
the facility, the arresting agency shall notify the on-call Magisterial
District Judge through the
3. The arresting agency detaining the
Defendant shall provide the Magisterial District Judge with copies of the
Criminal Complaint, of the Affidavit of Probable Cause in support thereof, and
a copy of the Bail Information Sheet for Overnight Arraignments regarding the
defendant’s criminal record and flight risk, and the officer’s bail
recommendation, by depositing the same at the Carbon County Correctional
Facility and faxing copies to the Magisterial District Court Office. The arresting agency shall be responsible to
deliver or mail within twenty-four (24) hours all original documents to the
Magisterial District Court office who
issued the warrant or within whose jurisdiction the offense occurred.
4. The arresting officer(s) need not appear
at the Preliminary Arraignment provided the documents identified in paragraph
(B) (3) are provided. In the
alternative, the arresting officer may appear at the Preliminary Arraignment in
lieu of prior submission of these documents; however, no person shall be
detained under this rule without the completion and submission of a completed
criminal Complaint and Affidavit of Probable Cause. A copy shall be delivered to the Carbon
County Correctional Facility and a copy faxed to the Magisterial District Court
office for the Judge’s use.
5. The provisions of this Rule allowing for
temporary detention of prisoners shall not apply to the performance of any
other duties of the on-duty Magisterial District Judge during the hours of
10:00 P.M. to 8:00 A.M.
6. The Carbon County Correctional Facility
shall identify a detention area for prisoners so detained in accordance with
the Standard Operating Procedures of the Carbon County Correctional Facility
for temporary detention of individuals at the Prison.
7. The Carbon County Correctional Facility
is directed to make available to the on-duty Magisterial District Judge
appropriate space or advanced communication technology availability between the
hours of 8:30 A.M. and 9:00 A.M. to perform the Preliminary Arraignment at the
Prison.
8. Upon completion of the Preliminary
Arraignment, the detention authorized by this Rule shall terminate and the
person detained shall be processed in accordance with the Orders of the
Magisterial District Judge at the Preliminary Arraignment or, if no Preliminary
Arraignment has been done, the person shall be released from detention and the
arresting agency shall arrange for the Preliminary Arraignment of the person
otherwise in accordance with the Rules of Criminal Procedure.
9. If the Preliminary Arraignment is
conducted by advanced communication technology, upon completion of the
Preliminary Arraignment, copies of all commitment orders, bail orders, etc.
shall be faxed from the Magisterial District Judge to the Carbon County
Correctional Facility and the originals mailed to the Carbon County
Correctional Facility on the next regular business day. If the Preliminary Arraignment is conducted
at the Correctional Facility, original documents shall be provided to the
Carbon County Correctional Facility at the time of the Preliminary Arraignment.
C. Nothing in this Rule shall alter the
requirements of Carbon County Local Criminal Rules of Procedure 202 regarding approval
of search warrant application by attorney for the Commonwealth and Rule 507
regarding approval of police complaints and arrest warrant affidavits by the
Attorney for the Commonwealth.
Effective August 1, 2006
Revision effective June 1, 2012
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CRIMINAL DIVISION
IN
RE: REVISION OF PRELIMINARY :
:
ARRAIGNMENT
- POLICY AND :
: NO.CP-13-AD-0000002-2011
PROCEDURES
FOR CARBON :
:
COUNTY :
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 11-2012
AND NOW, this 17th
day of April, 2012, in order to create systematic procedures for preliminary
arraignments during normal business hours and outside normal business hours
utilizing video conferencing as indicated, it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED, that
effective June 1, 2012, the Carbon
County Court of Common Pleas REVISES the attached policy and procedures for
Preliminary Arraignment for every adult person arrested.
The Carbon County District Court
Administrator is ORDERED and DIRECTED to do the following:
1. File one (1) certified copy of this
Administrative Order with the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts.
2. File two (2) certified
copies, one (1) computer diskette and a copy of the written notification
received from the Criminal Procedural Rules Committee with the Legislative
Reference Bureau for publication in the Pennsylvania
Bulletin.
3. Publish a copy of this Administrative
Order on the Unified Judicial System’s website at
http://ujsportal.pacourts.us/localrules/ruleselection.aspx.
4. Forward one (1) copy for
publication in the Carbon County Law Journal.
5. Forward one (1) copy to the
Carbon County Law Library.
6. Keep continuously available
for public inspection copies of the Order in the Clerk of Courts’ Office.
BY
THE COURT:
ROGER N. NANOVIC, P.J.
CARBON
POLICY AND PROCEDURES
1.
PRELIMINARY ARRAIGNMENT PROCEDURES
A.
During
1.
If the criminal complaint is
completed so that the defendant may be arraigned by the Magisterial District
Judge (MDJ) during their normal operating hours of 8:30 A.M. to 12:00 noon and 1:00
PM to 4:30 PM Monday through Friday, exclusive of holidays, the arresting
officer shall either proceed to the office of the MDJ who issued the warrant or
within whose jurisdiction the offense occurred or shall conduct a video
arraignment from the police station for preliminary arraignment. The method used for the preliminary
arraignment shall be at the sole discretion of the Magisterial District Judge.
B.
Outside
1.
Between the hours of 4:30 P.M. and
10:00 P.M. Monday through Friday and on weekends and holidays from 8:00 A.M. to
10:00 P.M., the police officer shall contact the on-call MDJ through the
a.
The defendant is arrested pursuant
to a warrant, and
b.
In those circumstances where an
arrest has been made without a warrant and for which the defendant is to be
afforded a preliminary arraignment without unnecessary delay, (See Pa.R.Crim.P.
519), after the completion of the criminal complaint.
2.
An information sheet for a public
defender should be given to the defendant.
The MDJ will go over this form with the defendant.
3.
The arresting officer shall conduct
a video arraignment from the police station during the hours of 4:30 P.M. and
10:00 P.M. Monday through Friday and on weekends and holidays from 8:00 A.M. to
10:00 P.M. unless the Magisterial District Judge requests an in court
arraignment or the arrest occurs within the same municipality as the
Magisterial District Court. Prior to the
arraignment the arresting officer shall fax the following paperwork to the MDJ
location:
a.
Criminal complaint and Affidavit of
Probable Cause; and
b.
Copy of the Bail Information Sheet
for Overnight Arraignments regarding the defendant’s criminal record and flight
risk, and the officer’s bail recommendation for the MDJ.
4.
When the MDJ is ready for the
arraignment to begin, he will notify the police officer and fax any necessary
paperwork back.
5.
The police officer will then utilize
the on-screen video arraignment connection from the police station and the MDJ
will announce the beginning of the proceedings before the court and to the
defendant.
6.
It is the duty and obligation of the
police officer to assure that the defendant being arraigned can clearly see and
hear the actions of the Magisterial District Judge before him/her and be sure
that all background noises are to a minimum.
The MDJ will also confirm same.
7.
Upon completion of the arraignment,
the police officer shall speak to the MDJ and be notified of the disposition of
the defendant. (Bail, ROR or
incarceration) The MDJ will also notify
the defendant of his/her disposition.
8.
The MDJ will fax back the necessary
paperwork as follows:
a.
In the event of incarceration:
1.
Signed criminal complaint;
2.
Signed affidavit of probable cause;
3.
Notice of preliminary arraignment;
4.
Notice of preliminary hearing;
5.
Commitment;
6.
Release of Prisoner;
7.
Bail conditions;
8.
Bail bond;
9.
Surety;
10.
Public Defender application; and
11.
Fingerprint Order.
b.
In the event of bail release:
1.
Signed criminal complaint;
2.
Signed affidavit of probable cause;
3.
Notice of preliminary arraignment;
4.
Notice of preliminary hearing;
5.
Bail bond;
6.
Bail Conditions, if any;
7.
Surety;
8.
Public Defender application
9.
Fingerprint Order.
9.
Bail bond must be signed by the
defendant. The form must be faxed back
to the arraignment MDJ.
10.
Surety information page will be
signed by the defendant in the event of unsecured bail. This form must be faxed back to the
arraignment MDJ.
11.
The defendant shall receive a copy
of all paperwork.
12.
A copy of all paperwork shall be
given to the Magisterial District Court for distribution.
13.
All original documents are to be
delivered or mailed within twenty-four (24) hours by the police officer to the
Magisterial District Judge’s office who has jurisdiction over the matter.
14.
In the event of incarceration, a copy
of the commitment, bail information, surety information, police criminal
complaint and probable cause affidavit shall be given to the Carbon County
Correctional Facility.
15.
The arresting police department
shall receive a copy of the arrest warrant, criminal complaint, probable cause
affidavit, notice of preliminary arraignment, notice of preliminary hearing,
commitment, release of prisoner, bail conditions, bail bond, and surety
information page.
16.
The police officer will be
responsible to fax all pertinent paperwork back to the MDJ. The MDJ’s office will be responsible for
making copies and distributing the paperwork to the proper persons. Booking center files will be kept and
maintained by the Carbon County Correctional Facility.
17.
Once the preliminary arraignment is
completed by the MDJ, the defendant shall be provided with the opportunity to
post bail with the office of the MDJ or the Carbon County Correctional
Facility. The defendant’s opportunity to
post bail prior to being incarcerated shall be a reasonable time determined by
the MDJ.
18.
If the defendant posts bail, he/she
shall be released immediately and provided with the following information:
a.
If the defendant posts bail, the MDJ
shall verbally advise the defendant of the requirement to appear at the Carbon
County Correctional Facility or Pennsylvania State Police Barracks prior to
his/her preliminary hearing for fingerprinting.
b.
The MDJ shall also issue a
fingerprint order, AOPC Form 405-05, which shall order the defendant to call
the Carbon County Correctional Facility or appear at the Pennsylvania State
Police Barracks for electronic fingerprinting and photos.
c.
A receipt for bail shall be issued
to the defendant or bail poster.
d.
Arresting officer shall remain with
the defendant until the bail is posted at the MDJ office.
19.
If the defendant was arraigned at
the MDJ’s office or by video-arraignment procedures and fails to post bail, the
arresting officer shall transport the defendant to the Carbon County
Correctional Facility for booking.
20.
Preliminary Arraignments for arrests
made between 10:00 P.M. and 8:00 A.M. will be pursuant to Carbon County Local
Rule of Criminal Procedure 117.
2. PRELIMINARY
HEARINGS
A.
Prior to the commencement of the preliminary
hearing, the defendant must be processed through Livescan/CPIN.
B.
If the defendant appears at the
preliminary hearing after having failed to be processed through Livescan/CPIN
as he/she was advised to do at the preliminary arraignment, the MDJ shall have
the following options:
1.
Require that the defendant submit to
Livescan/CPIN processing prior to the commencement of the preliminary hearing
at the Magisterial District Court; or
2.
Continue the preliminary hearing and
order the defendant to be processed through Livescan/CPIN at a specific time
and date prior to the continued preliminary hearing.
3.
Conduct the preliminary hearing and
set bail conditions to ensure compliance with Livescan/CPIN processing prior to
the next scheduled
C. Each
defendant shall be assessed a fee of $100.00 for Livescan/CPIN processing as
required by 42 Pa.C.S.A. 1725.5 unless the defendant prepays the Livescan/CPIN
processing fee of $75.00.
Effective March 26, 2011
Revision effective June 1, 2012
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF :
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS : NO. 276DR10
HEARING
OFFICER, :
PRO HAC VICE
:
AND
NOW, this 6th day of June, 2012, the Court being advised that William Schwab,
Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, has a conflict of interest in case #276DR10
Mark W. Ashley vs. Crystal Ashley, PACSES #310111915, it is hereby
ORDERED AND DECREED that Kim Roberti, Esquire is hereby APPPOINTED
DOMESTIC RELATIONS HEARING OFFICER, pro hac vice, for the above captioned
cases. The Domestic Relations Hearing
Officer shall be compensated at the rate of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00) per
hour.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECREED that this appointment SHALL BE VACATED
upon the entry of a final order.
BY
THE COURT:
____________________________
Roger N. Nanovic, P. J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF :
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS : NO.
135DR10
HEARING
OFFICER, :
PRO HAC VICE :
AND
NOW, this 20th day of June, 2012, the Court being advised that William Schwab,
Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, has a conflict of interest in case #135DR10
Travis L. Schrantz vs. Marlene E. Schrantz, PACSES #333111622, it is hereby
ORDERED AND DECREED that Samuel Feldman, Esquire is hereby APPPOINTED
DOMESTIC RELATIONS HEARING OFFICER, pro hac vice, for the above captioned
cases. The Domestic Relations Hearing
Officer shall be compensated at the rate of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00) per
hour.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECREED that this appointment SHALL BE VACATED
upon the entry of a final order.
BY
THE COURT:
____________________________
Roger N. Nanovic, P. J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CARBON
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL DIVISION
CRIMINAL DIVISION
IN
RE: AVAILABILITY AND : NO. 12-0151
TEMPORARY
ASSIGNMENTS OF : CP-13-AD-0000002-2012
MAGISTERIAL
DISTRICT JUDGES :
AND
NOW, this 9th day of July, 2012, in order to ensure compliance with
Pa.R.C.P.M.D.J.112 governing the Rules of Conduct, Office Standards, and Civil
Procedure for Magisterial District Judges, Pa.R.Crim.P. 132 governing the
Temporary Assignment of Issuing Authorities, Pa.R.C.P. 1901.2 governing
Scheduling of Temporary Protection From Abuse matters, Carbon County’s
Administrative Order 27-2001 governing when the Court is available to address
Temporary Protection From Abuse matters, Carbon County Local Rule CARB.R.C.P.
1901.5 governing Enforcement of Protection From Abuse matters and 35 P.S. §
10225.307 governing Involuntary Intervention by Emergency Court Order under the
Older Adult Protective Services Act, it is hereby
ORDERED
and DECREED that the schedule attached hereto be and is hereby APPROVED and
said attachment SHALL ESTABLISH the on-call schedule and temporary assignments
for the Magisterial District Judges of Carbon County for the period of August 6,
2012 through February 3, 2013.
IT
IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECREED that the same Magisterial District Judge
temporarily assigned on this schedule SHALL SERVE as the temporary issuing
authority during regularly scheduled hours for any Magisterial District Judge
unavailable due to duties outside the county, mandatory continuing education
classes, illness or vacation.
BY
THE COURT:
______________________________
ROGER N. NANOVIC, P.J.
SCHEDULE FOR OTHER
THAN REGULARLY SCHEDULED HOURS AND EMERGENCIES FOR
CARBON COUNTY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT JUDGE COURTS 3-1, 3-2, 3-3 AND 3-4 BEGINNING
4:30 P. M. EACH MONDAY AND ENDING THE FOLLOWING MONDAY AT 4:30 P. M.
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IN THE COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS OF
DOMESTIC RELATIONS ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF :
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS : NO. 09-2834 &
HEARING OFFICER, : PACSES 015111221
PRO
HAC VICE :
AND NOW, this 20th day of September, 2012, the Court being
advised that William Schwab, Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, has a conflict
of interest in case #09-2834 Cecila R. Koerbler vs. Scott M. Koerbler, PACSES
#015111221, it is hereby
ORDERED AND
DECREED that Samuel Feldman, Esquire is hereby APPPOINTED DOMESTIC RELATIONS
HEARING OFFICER, pro hac vice, for the above captioned cases. The Domestic Relations Hearing Officer shall
be compensated at the rate of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00) per hour.
IT IS FURTHER
ORDERED AND DECREED that this appointment SHALL BE VACATED upon the entry of a
final order.
BY
THE COURT:
_________________________________
Roger N. Nanovic, P. J.
IN THE COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS OF
DOMESTIC RELATIONS ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF :
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS :
NO. 87DR10
HEARING
OFFICER, :
PRO
HAC VICE :
AND NOW, this 27th day of September, 2012, the Court
being advised that William Schwab, Domestic Relations Hearing Officer, has a
conflict of interest in case #87DR10 Sherry L. Parsons vs. Vernon S. Parsons,
PACSES #150111538, it is hereby
ORDERED AND
DECREED that Samuel Feldman, Esquire is hereby APPPOINTED DOMESTIC RELATIONS
HEARING OFFICER, pro hac vice, for the above captioned cases. The Domestic Relations Hearing Officer shall
be compensated at the rate of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00) per hour.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
AND DECREED that this appointment SHALL BE VACATED upon the entry of a final
order.
BY
THE COURT:
_________________________________
Roger N. Nanovic, P. J.
IN THE COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CIVIL ACTION
IN
RE: APPOINTMENT OF :
DIVORCE
MASTER, :
NO. 10-1733 & 12-0001
PRO
HAC VICE :
AND NOW, this 23rd
day of October, 2012, the Court being advised that Samuel Feldman, Divorce
Master, has a conflict of interest in case #10-1733 Susan Vrablic vs. Hugh
Vrablic, it is hereby
ORDERED AND
DECREED that William Schwab, Esquire is hereby APPPOINTED DIVORCE MASTER, pro
hac vice, for the above captioned case.
The Divorce Master shall be compensated pursuant to Administrative Order
No. 1-2012.
IT IS FURTHER
ORDERED AND DECREED that this appointment SHALL BE VACATED upon the entry of a
final order.
BY THE COURT:
________________________________
Roger N. Nanovic, P. J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CIVIL DIVISION
DOMESTIC RELATIONS
IN
RE: ADOPTION OF LOCAL RULES OF
:
CIVIL
PROCEDURE 216, 1012, : NO. 12-2319
2039 AND 2206 AND REVISION OF : NO. 21 DR 2012
1018.1,
1915.3 AND 1915.7 :
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER NO. 22-2012
AND NOW, this 31st day of October, 2012, it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED that, effective December 1, 2012, the
Carbon County Court of Common Pleas ADOPTS Carbon County Rule of Civil
Procedure CARB.R.C.P. 216 governing the Grounds for Continuance, CARB.R.C.P.
1012 governing Entry of Appearance, Withdrawal of Appearance and Notice,
CARB.R.C.P. 2039 governing Compromise, Settlement, Discontinuance and
Distribution and CARB.R.C.P. 2206 governing Settlement Compromise,
Discontinuance and Judgment.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED and DECREED that the Carbon County
Court of Common Pleas REVISES CARB.R.C.P. 1018.1 governing Notice to Defend,
Form, CARB.R.C.P. 1915.3 governing Commencement of Action, Complaint, Order and
CARB.R.C.P. 1915.7 governing Consent Order.
The
Carbon County District Court Administrator is ORDERED and DIRECTED to
1.
File one (1) certified copy of this
Administrative Order with the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts.
2.
File two (2) certified copies and one
(1) computer diskette with the Legislative Reference Bureau for publication in
the Pennsylvania Bulletin.
3.
File one (1) certified copy with the
Civil Procedural Rules Committee.
4.
Forward one (1) copy for publication
in the
5.
Forward one (1) copy to the
6.
Keep continuously available for public
inspection copies of the Administrative Order in the Prothonotary’s Office and
the Domestic Relations Office.
BY
THE COURT:
ROGER N. NANOVIC, P.J.
RULE 216 –
GROUNDS FOR CONTINUANCE
All Motions for Continuance
shall be filed at least three (3) working days before the scheduled event.
When a Motion for
Continuance is requested because of an attachment of another Court, the
Attorney shall provide a copy of said attachment with the Motion for Continuance.
Any motion filed that is
not in compliance with this rule shall be entertained only if the opportunity
to timely file it did not exist previously or the interest of justice requires
it.
Effective December 1, 2012
RULE 1012 – ENTRY OF APPEARANCE. WITHDRAWAL OF APPEARANCE. NOTICE.
1.
Any attorney representing a party in
a proceeding before this Court shall enter his appearance of record in the
Prothonotary’s Office by filing the appropriate praecipe. The Prothonotary shall promptly docket and make
note in the record.
2.
Any attorney who provides
representation to a Custody or Support litigant at a Custody Conference,
Support Conference and/or a Support Hearing shall be permitted to enter a
Limited Appearance. The Praecipe for
Entry of Limited Appearance is attached hereto as Exhibit “A”.
3.
Upon completion of the
representation, the attorney shall file a Praecipe for Withdrawal of Limited
Appearance. This Praecipe shall be filed
without leave of court and shall direct the Prothonotary to send all future
notices directly to the litigant and shall set forth the litigant’s last-known
address. The Praecipe for Withdrawal of
Limited Appearance is attached hereto as Exhibit “B”.
Effective
December 1, 2012
IN THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS OF CARBON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
(CIVIL ACTION/DOMESTIC RELATIONS)
:
Plaintiff :
:
vs. : NO.
:
:
Defendant :
PRAECIPE FOR ENTRY OF LIMITED
APPEARANCE
To the Prothonotary:
Kindly enter my Limited Appearance for
_________________________________ (Plaintiff’s/Defendant’s Name), the
Plaintiff/Defendant in the above-captioned matter.
This Appearance is limited to
providing representation on behalf of this party at the Custody Conference/Support
Conference/Support Hearing.
______________________________________
Name
of Attorney for (Plaintiff/Defendant)
_____________________________________
Firm
______________________________________
Address
______________________________________
City,
State, Zip
______________________________________
Telephone
Number
_____________________________________
Supreme
Court ID Number
Effective
December 1, 2012
Exhibit
“A”
IN THE COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS OF CARBON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
(CIVIL
ACTION/DOMESTIC RELATIONS)
:
Plaintiff :
:
vs. : NO.
:
:
Defendant :
PRAECIPE FOR WITHDRAWAL OF LIMITED
APPEARANCE
To the Prothonotary:
Kindly withdraw my Limited Appearance for
______________________________ (Plaintiff’s/Defendant’s Name), the
Plaintiff/Defendant in the above-captioned matter.
Withdrawal of this Limited Appearance
is permitted pursuant to Carbon County Local Rule of Civil Procedure
CARB.R.C.P. 1012. All future notices
should be sent directly to (Plaintiff’s/Defendant’s Name), the
Plaintiff/Defendant, at ___________________________________________ (set forth
last-known address for this party).
______________________________________
Name
of Attorney for (Plaintiff/Defendant)
_____________________________________
Firm
______________________________________
Address
______________________________________
City,
State, Zip
______________________________________
Telephone
Number
_____________________________________
Supreme
Court ID Number
Effective
December 1, 2012
Exhibit
“B”
RULE 1018.1 - NOTICE TO DEFEND. FORM
As
required by Pa.R.C.P.1018.1(c), the following shall be designated in the notice
to defend as the person from whom legal referral can be obtained:
North Penn Legal Services
2
East Broad Street, Suite 205
Hazleton,
PA 18201
Phone
1-877-953-4250
Fax
(570) 455-3625
or
Carbon
County Lawyer Referral
777
Blakeslee Blvd. Dr., Suite 2
Lehighton,
PA 18235
Phone
1-610-379-4950
Fax
(610) 379-4952
Effective
July 26, 2004
Revision
effective December 1, 2012
The person to be named in the notice shall be pursuant to
CARB.R.C.P.1018.1.
A proposed order substantially in the same form as Form “A”
following this rule shall be attached to the complaint or petition.
An Affidavit substantially in the same form as Form “B”
following this rule shall be attached to the complaint or petition.
Effective July 26, 2004
Revision effective December 1, 2012
"FORM A"
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CARBON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
____________________________________, :
Plaintiff/Petitioner :
:
vs.
: NO.
:
____________________________________,
:
Defendant/Respondent :
_____________________________________ - Counsel
for Plaintiff
_____________________________________ - Counsel
for Defendant
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW this day of , 20 , it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED as
follows:
1. This
Order of Court shall govern the custodial situation of the following children:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
2.
In accordance with the statutory laws
of this Commonwealth, each party shall be provided all access to the medical,
dental, religious and school records of the child(ren) involved. Absent an emergency situation, each party
shall be informed in regard to the medical and dental needs of the child(ren)
involved.
3.
Jurisdiction of the child(ren) and
this matter shall remain with the Court of Common Pleas of Carbon County,
Pennsylvania, unless or until jurisdiction would change under the Uniform Child
Custody Jurisdiction Act.
4.
The welfare of the child(ren) shall
be the primary consideration of the parties in any application of the terms of
this Agreement. The parties shall exert
every reasonable effort to foster a feeling of affection between the child(ren)
of the other party. Neither party shall
do anything to estrange the child(ren) from the other party, to injure the
opinion of the child(ren) as to the other party, or to hamper the free and
natural development of the child(ren)'s love and respect of the other party.
5.
Primary Physical custody of the
child(ren) shall be as follows:
_______________________________________________________________
6.
The Plaintiff/Defendant,
Father/Mother, shall have partial physical custody and visitation rights in
accordance with the following schedule:
(a) During the
week:__________________________________________________
(b)
Weekends:______________________________________________________;
(c) Major
Holidays:__________________________________________________ ;
(d) Minor
Holidays:__________________________________________________ ;
(e)
Mother's Day and Mother's Birthday shall be
with the Mother;
(f)
Father's Day and Father's Birthday shall be
with the Father.
(g)
Child(ren)'s
Birthday(s):___________________________________________ ;
(h)
Vacation/Summers:_______________________________________________;
(i)
Other
times:____________________________________________________.
7. All
other periods of partial custody by either party shall be by mutual agreement
of both parties after reasonable request, and such agreement shall not be
unreasonable withheld.
8. Each party agrees to keep the other
advised of their current residential address and telephone number. Each party shall be entitled to speak to the
child(ren) by telephone at reasonable times and intervals when the child(ren)
is/are in the custody of the other party.
9. Each party agrees to give to the other a
general itinerary of all vacations they plan to take with the child(ren).
10. Each party shall endeavor to give at least
twenty-four (24) hours prior notice to the other in the event that it will not
be possible to exercise any of the rights herein identified.
11. The custodial parent(s) shall not change
the residence of the child(ren) if such change significantly impairs the
custodial schedule or the ability of the other parent to spend time with the
child(ren) and participate in the child(ren)’s life. In the event the custodial parent desires to
relocate as described above, he/she shall provide Notice as required by 23 P.S.
5337. No relocation shall occur without
written consent of the other parent, or without Order of Court.
12. The
attached "Appendix to Order" is incorporated herein and shall be part
of this Order.
BY
THE COURT:
____________________________________
J.
APPENDIX
TO ORDER
Certain
rules of conduct generally applicable to custody matters are set forth below
and are binding on both parties, the breach of which could become the subject of
contempt proceedings before this Court, or could constitute grounds for
amendment of our order. If these general
rules conflict with the specific requirements of our order, the order shall
prevail.
1.
Neither
party will undertake nor permit in his or her presence the poisoning of the
minor child's mind against the other party by conversation which explicitly or
inferentially derides, ridicules, condemns, or in any manner derogates the
other party.
2.
The
parties shall not conduct arguments or heated conversations when they are
together in the presence of their child(ren).
3.
Neither
party will question the child(ren) as to the personal lives of the other parent
except insofar as necessary to insure the personal safety of the
child(ren). By this we mean that the
child(ren) will not be used as a spy on the other party. It is harmful to a child to be put in the
role of "spy".
4.
Neither
party will make extravagant promises to the minor child(ren) for the purposes
of ingratiating himself or herself to the minor child(ren) at the expense of
the other party; further, any reasonable promise to the child(ren) should be
made with the full expectation of carrying it out.
5.
The
parties should at all times consider the child(ren)'s best interests, and act
accordingly. It is in a child(ren)'s
best interests to understand that he or she is trying desperately to cope with
the fact of his parents' separation, and needs help in loving both parents,
rather than interference of censure.
6.
The
parties should remember that they cannot teach their child(ren) moral conduct
by indulging in improper conduct themselves.
Children are quick to recognize hypocrisy, and the parent who maintains
a double standard will lose the respect of his or her child(ren).
7.
Weekend
and evening visitation shall be subject to the following rules:
A. Arrangements will be worked out
beforehand between the parties without forcing the child(ren) to make choices
and run the risk of parental displeasure.
However, the child shall be consulted as to his or her schedule.
B. Visitation rights should be exercised at
reasonable hours and under circumstances reasonably acceptable to the other
party and to the needs and desires of the minor child(ren).
C. If a party finds him or herself unable to
keep an appointment, he or she should give immediate notice to the other party,
so as to avoid subjecting the child(ren) to unnecessary apprehension and
failure of expectations.
D. The party having custody of the child(ren)
should prepare him or her both physically and mentally for the visitation with
the other party and have him or her available at the time and place mutually
agreed upon.
E. If either party or the child(ren) has plans
which conflict with a scheduled visit and wish to adjust such visitation, the
parties should make arrangements for an adjustment acceptable to the schedules
of everyone involved. Predetermined
schedules are not written in stone, and both parties should be flexible for the
sake of the child(ren).
F. If a party shows up for a visit under the
influence of alcohol or drugs, the visit may be considered forfeited on those
grounds alone.
8.
During
the time that the child(ren) is/are living with a party, that party has the
responsibility of imposing and enforcing the rules for day-to-day living. However, unless otherwise ordered, both
parents should consult with one another on the major decisions affecting the child(ren)'s
life, such as education, religious training, medical treatment, and so forth.
Effective July 26, 2004
Revision effective December 1, 2012
FORM “B”
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CARBON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
____________________________________, :
Plaintiff/Petitioner :
:
vs.
: NO.
:
____________________________________, :
Defendant/Respondent
:
_____________________________________ - Counsel
for Plaintiff
_____________________________________ - Counsel
for Defendant
AFFIDAVIT
I,
______________________________________________________, hereby swear or affirm
that I, or a member of my household (Circle One) HAVE
HAVE NOT been charged, convicted of, or pleaded guilty or no contest to
any of the following offenses, either in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or in
another jurisdiction with substantially equivalent offenses as listed below:
18 Pa.C.S. Ch. 25
(relating to criminal homicide)
18 Pa.C.S. § 2702
(relating to aggravated assault)
18 Pa.C.S. § 2706
(relating to terroristic threats)
18 Pa.C.S. § 2709.1 (relating to stalking)
18 Pa.C.S. § 2901
(relating to kidnapping)
18 Pa.C.S. § 2902
(relating to unlawful restraint)
18 Pa.C.S. § 2903
(relating to false imprisonment)
18 Pa.C.S. § 2910
(relating to luring a child into a motor vehicle or structure)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3121
(relating to rape)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3122.1 (relating to statutory sexual assault)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3123
(relating to involuntary deviate sexual intercourse)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3124.1 (relating to sexual assault)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3125
(relating to aggravated indecent assault)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3126
(relating to indecent assault)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3127
(relating to indecent exposure)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3129
(relating to sexual intercourse with animal)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3130
(relating to conduct relating to sex offenders)
18 Pa.C.S. § 3301
(relating to arson and related offenses)
18 Pa.C.S. § 4302
(relating to incest)
18 Pa.C.S. § 4303
(relating to concealing death of child)
18 Pa.C.S. § 4304
(relating to endangering welfare of children)
18 Pa.C.S. § 4305
(relating to dealing in infant children)
18 Pa.C.S. § 5902(b) (relating to
prostitution and related offenses)
18 Pa.C.S. § 5903(c) (relating to
obscene and other sexual materials and
or (d) performances)
18 Pa.C.S. § 6301
(relating to corruption of minors)
18 Pa.C.S. § 6312
(relating to sexual abuse of children)
18 Pa.C.S. § 6318
(relating to unlawful contact with minor)
18 Pa.C.S. § 6320
(relating to sexual exploitation of children)
Section 6114 (relating to
contempt for violation of order or agreement)
The former
75 Pa.C.S. § 3731
(relating to driving under influence of alcohol or controlled substance)
75 Pa.C.S. Ch. 38
(relating to driving after imbibing alcohol or utilizing drugs)
Section 13 (a) (1) of the act of April 14, 1972 (P.L. 233,
No. 64), known as The Controlled Substance, Drug, Device and Cosmetic Act, to
the extent that it prohibits the manufacture, sale or delivery, holding,
offering for sale or possession of any controlled substance or other drug or
device.
IF
PARTY, LIST OFFENSE OR OFFENSES BELOW:
NONE:
_____________________
IF
YES:
NAME
OF PARTY OFFENSE DATE
_________________________ ________________________________ __________
________________________________ __________
________________________________ __________
LIST
NAMES OF ADULTS RESIDING IN HOUSEHOLD:
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
IF
AN OFFENSE ADDRESSES A MEMBER OF HOUSEHOLD AND NOT A PARTY, LIST THE NAME OF
HOUSEHOLD MEMBER AND OFFENSE BELOW:
NONE:
_____________________
IF
YES:
NAME
OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBER OFFENSE DATE
_________________________ _____________________________ __________
_________________________ _____________________________ __________
_________________________ _____________________________ __________
VERIFICATION
I, the undersigned, do hereby verify
that the statements made herein are true and correct to the best of my own
personal knowledge, information and belief.
I understand that false statements made herein are subject to the
penalties of 18 Pa. C.S. § 4904 (relating to unsworn falsifications to
authorities).
DATE:
______________________ ____________________________________
Effective
July 26, 2004
Revision
effective December 1, 2012
A
proposed consent order substantially in the same form as Form "A"
following this Rule shall be attached to the stipulation or agreement.
Effective July 26, 2004
Revision effective December 1, 2012
"FORM A"
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CARBON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
____________________________________, :
Plaintiff :
:
vs. : NO.
:
____________________________________, :
Defendant :
_____________________________________ - Counsel
for Plaintiff
_____________________________________ - Counsel
for Defendant
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW this day of , 20 , upon review of the attached Agreement
between the parties regarding custody of the child(ren), it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED that said
Agreement is approved and shall be incorporated into this Order of Court as if
more fully set forth herein.
The custodial
parent(s) shall not change the residence of the child(ren) if such change
significantly impairs the custodial schedule or the ability of the other parent
to spend time with the child(ren) and participate in the child(ren)’s
life. In the event the custodial parent
desires to relocate as described above, he/she shall provide Notice as required
by 23 P.S. 5337. No relocation shall
occur without written consent of the other parent, or without Order of Court.
The attached "Appendix
to Order" is incorporated herein and shall be part of this Order.
BY
THE COURT:
____________________________________
J.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CARBON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
____________________________________,
:
Plaintiff :
:
vs. : NO.
:
____________________________________, :
Defendant :
____________________________________ - Counsel
for Plaintiff
____________________________________ - Counsel
for Defendant
AGREEMENT FOR ENTRY OF SHARED
CUSTODY ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this day of , 20__, the following
agreement is entered into upon stipulation of the parties:
1. This
Agreement and ensuing Order of Court shall govern the custodial situation of
the following children:
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
2. In accordance with the statutory laws of this Commonwealth,
each party shall be provided all access to the medical, dental, religious and
school records of the child(ren) involved.
Absent an emergency situation, each party shall be informed in regard to
the medical and dental needs of the child(ren) involved.
3. Jurisdiction of the child(ren) and this matter shall remain
with the Court of Common Pleas of Carbon County, Pennsylvania, unless or until
jurisdiction would change under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act.
4. The welfare of the child(ren) shall be the primary
consideration of the parties in any application of the terms of this
Agreement. The parties shall exert every
reasonable effort to foster a feeling of affection between the child(ren) of
the other party. Neither party shall do
anything to estrange the child(ren) from the other party, to injure the opinion
of the child(ren) as to the other party, or to hamper the free and natural
development of the child(ren)'s love and respect of the other party.
5. Primary Physical custody of the child(ren) shall be as follows:
________________________________________________________________________
6. The Plaintiff/Defendant, Father/Mother, shall have partial physical
custody and visitation rights in accordance with the following schedule:
(a) During the week:______________________________________________;
(b) Weekends:___________________________________________________;
(c) Major Holidays:________________________________________________;
(d) Minor Holidays:________________________________________________;
(e) Mother's Day and Mother's Birthday shall be with the Mother;
(f) Father's Day and Father's Birthday shall be with the Father.
(g) Child(ren)'s
Birthday(s):_________________________________________:
(h) Vacation/Summers:____________________________________________;
(i) Other times:_________________________________________________.
7. All other periods of partial custody by either party shall be
by mutual agreement of both party after reasonable request, and such agreement
shall not be unreasonably withheld.
8. Each party agrees to keep the other advised of their current
residential address and telephone number.
Each party shall be entitled to speak to the child(ren) by telephone at
reasonable times and intervals when the child(ren) is/are in the custody of the
other party.
9. Each party agrees to give to the other a general itinerary of
all vacations they plan to take with the child(ren).
10. Each party shall endeavor to give at least twenty-four (24)
hours prior notice to the other in the event that it will not be possible to
exercise any of the rights herein identified.
11. It is the intention of the parties that this agreement will be
adopted into an Order of Court.
12. The filing fee for the stipulated order shall be paid by the
________________(Indicate Plaintiff or Defendant) to the Prothonotary of Carbon
County simultaneous with the filing of the stipulated order.
13. The custodial parent(s) shall not
change the residence of the child(ren) if such change significantly impairs the
custodial schedule or the ability of the other parent to spend time with the
child(ren) and participate in the child(ren)’s life. In the event the custodial parent desires to
relocate as described above, he/she shall provide Notice as required by 23 P.S.
5337. No relocation shall occur without
written consent of the other parent, or without Order of Court.
__________________________________ ______________________________
WITNESS AS TO PLAINTIFF PLAINTIFF
__________________________________ ______________________________
WITNESS AS TO DEFENDANT DEFENDANT
APPENDIX TO ORDER
Certain rules of conduct
generally applicable to custody matters are set forth below and are binding on
both parties, the breach of which could become the subject of contempt
proceedings before this Court, or could constitute grounds for amendment of our
order. If these general rules conflict
with the specific requirements of our order, the order shall prevail.
1.
Neither party will undertake
nor permit in his or her presence the poisoning of the minor child's mind
against the other party by conversation which explicitly or inferentially
derides, ridicules, condemns, or in any manner derogates the other party.
2.
The parties shall not conduct
arguments or heated conversations when they are together in the presence of
their child(ren).
3.
Neither party will question
the child(ren) as to the personal lives of the other parent except insofar as
necessary to insure the personal safety of the child(ren). By this we mean that the child(ren) will not
be used as a spy on the other party. It
is harmful to a child to be put in the role of "spy".
4.
Neither party will make
extravagant promises to the minor child(ren) for the purposes of ingratiating
himself or herself to the minor child(ren) at the expense of the other party;
further, any reasonable promise to the child(ren) should be made with the full
expectation of carrying it out.
5.
The parties should at all
times consider the child(ren)'s best interests, and act accordingly. It is in a child(ren)'s best interests to
understand that he or she is trying desperately to cope with the fact of his
parents' separation, and needs help in loving both parents, rather than
interference of censure.
6.
The parties should remember
that they cannot teach their child(ren) moral conduct by indulging in improper
conduct themselves. Children are quick
to recognize hypocrisy, and the parent who maintains a double standard will
lose the respect of his or her child(ren).
7.
Weekend and evening
visitation shall be subject to the following rules:
A. Arrangements will be worked out beforehand
between the parties without forcing the child(ren) to make choices and run the
risk of parental displeasure. However,
the child shall be consulted as to his or her schedule.
B. Visitation rights should be exercised at
reasonable hours and under circumstances reasonably acceptable to the other
party and to the needs and desires of the minor child(ren).
C. If a party finds him or herself unable to
keep an appointment, he or she should give immediate notice to the other party,
so as to avoid subjecting the child(ren) to unnecessary apprehension and
failure of expectations.
D. The party having custody of the child(ren)
should prepare him or her both physically and mentally for the visitation with
the other party and have him or her available at the time and place mutually
agreed upon.
E. If either party or the child(ren) has
plans which conflict with a scheduled visit and wish to adjust such visitation,
the parties should make arrangements for an adjustment acceptable to the
schedules of everyone involved.
Predetermined schedules are not written in stone, and both parties
should be flexible for the sake of the child(ren).
F. If a party shows up for a visit under the
influence of alcohol or drugs, the visit may be considered forfeited on those
grounds alone.
8.
During the time that the
child(ren) is/are living with a party, that party has the responsibility of
imposing and enforcing the rules for day-to-day living. However, unless otherwise ordered, both
parents should consult with one another on the major decisions affecting the
child(ren)'s life, such as education, religious training, medical treatment,
and so forth.
Effective July 26, 2004
Revision effective December 1,
2012
RULE
L2039 – COMPROMISE, SETTLEMENT, DISCONTINUANCE AND DISTRIBUTION
A. SETTLEMENTS:
(1) Motions for Settlement of a case in which a
minor or incapacitated person has an interest shall be filed and served
pursuant to Carbon County Local Rule of Civil Procedure CARB R.C.P. 208.3(a).
(2) The petition shall:
(A) Set forth the factual circumstances of the
case;
(B) State the reasons why the settlement is a
reasonable one; and
(C) Be accompanied by the following:
(1) A proposed order of distribution;
(2) A written report of a physician setting
forth the present condition of the minor or incapacitated person;
(3) A statement under oath by a parent or
guardian certifying (a) the present physical or mental condition of the minor
or incapacitated person, and (b) approval of the proposed settlement and
distribution thereof;
(4) A statement of the professional opinion of
counsel as to the reasonableness of the proposed settlement and the basis for
such opinion;
(5) In the event that the minor is fourteen years
of age or over, his or her written approval of the proposed settlement and
distribution thereof; and
(6) If there is to be an allocation between
parents and children or among children, the amounts allocated to each party
(3) The Order of Distribution shall include an
award of counsel fees. The standard for
the award of counsel fees in the representation of minors is that such fees
must be reasonable in accordance with the guidelines set forth in Rule 1.5 of
the Rules of Professional Conduct. Under
normal circumstances a counsel fee in the amount of twenty-five percent (25%)
of the fund recovered shall be considered reasonable, subject to the approval
of the Court. The attorney fee
determined shall be reduced by the amount of collateral payments received as
counsel fees for representation involving the same matter from third parties
such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield.
(4) The approving Judge, to whom the Petition
is submitted, may, at his or her discretion, require the personal appearance of
the minor, guardians, physicians, or any other relevant party, as well as, the
production of any other evidence deemed necessary for adjudication of the
Petition.
B. DISTRIBUTION:
(1) Motions for Allowance of Distribution of
funds in which a minor or incapacitated person has an interest shall be filed
and served pursuant to Carbon County Local Rule of Civil Procedure CARB R.C.P.
208.3(a).
(2) The petition shall include:
(A) The facts and circumstances surrounding the
origination of the minor's fund;
(B) A chronological statement of all prior
requests for allowance, including the reasons there for, the amounts thereof,
and the disposition;
(C) The age of the minor at the time the fund
was created and the minor's present age;
(D) The original amount of the minor's fund and
the present balance of same; and
(E) The circumstances and reasons supporting
the request for allowance.
(3) All petitions shall be accompanied by:
(A) A proposed Order;
(B) A copy of the Original Petition for
Compromise and the Order of Distribution;
(C) Copies of all prior requests for allowances
and the Orders with respect to same;
(D) Substantiating documentation to support the
proposed request; and
(E) A consent filed by the petitioner.
Effective December 1, 2012
RULE
L2206 - SETTLEMENT COMPROMISE, DISCONTINUANCE AND JUDGMENT
(1) Court approval of settlements in wrongful
death cases shall be required only where a minor or incapacitated person has an
interest.
(2) Motions for Settlement of a case in which a
minor or incapacitated person has an interest shall be filed and served
pursuant to Carbon County Local Rule of Civil Procedure CARB R.C.P. 208.3(a).
(3) The petition shall:
(A) Set forth the factual circumstances of the
case;
(B) State the reasons why the settlement is a
reasonable one;
(C) Be accompanied by the following:
(1) A proposed order approving the settlement
and allocation between wrongful death and survival; the proposed order shall
comply substantially with the prescribed format in Form A.
(2) A statement of the professional opinion of
counsel as to the reasonableness of the proposed settlement and the basis for
such opinion;
(3) A statement setting forth the proposed
allocation between wrongful death and survival actions and the amount proposed
to be allocated to each beneficiary;
(4) A statement clearly identifying those
parties believed to be beneficiaries under each of the actions, attaching a
copy of the will of the decedent, if any;
(5) A statement setting forth the following:
(a) The time between the injury and death;
(b) Whether or not the decedent was conscious,
and the circumstances prior to his or her death;
(c) The amount of the medical and funeral
bills;
(d) The amount of the decedent's wage loss; and
(e) The age, employment and any other
circumstances of any potential beneficiaries under the Wrongful Death Act.
(6) A certification of service of notice and a
copy of the petition to all parties with a possible interest, together with a
list of those persons notified.
(7) A letter from the Department of Revenue stating either their
approval or objection to the proposed settlement.
Effective
December 1, 2012
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CARBON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
, :
Plaintiff :
:
vs. : NO.
:
, :
Defendant :
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this
day of , 20 , upon consideration of the Motion to
Compromise Wrongful Death and Survival Action filed on , 20 , it is hereby
ORDERED that Petitioner is authorized to enter into a settlement with
Defendant(s) in the gross
sum of
($ ).
It is further ORDERED and DECREED that the
settlement proceeds be distributed as follows:
1. To:___________________,Esq.
$______________________
For Costs
2. To:___________________,Esq.
$______________________
Counsel Fees
3. The balance
of the settlement, the
sum
of $______________________
is apportioned as follows:
Wrongful Death Claim $______________________
Survival Claim $______________________
a. The
Wrongful Death Claim
shall be
paid as follows:
I. To: Spouse; and/or $____________________
ii. Adult Child(ren) $____________________
iii. To:
Minor Child(ren)1 $____________________
as provided
hereunder
[1]In
the event the beneficiary is an incapacitate person, appropriate changes are to
be made. Counsel shall set forth in the Order a separate provision for each minor
or incapacitated person.
Form “A”
Effective
December 1, 2012
OPTION 1
Counsel is
hereby authorized to execute all documentation necessary to purchase saving
certificate(s), from federally insured banks or savings institutions having an office
in Carbon County, in the sum of $ , each not
to exceed the insured amount, with the funds payable to the minor upon
majority. The certificate shall be
titled in the name of the minor and shall be restricted as follows:
_____ , a minor, not to be redeemed except for renewal in
its entirety, not to be withdrawn, assigned, negotiated, or, otherwise
alienated before the minor attains majority, except upon prior Order of Court.
Counsel
shall open a savings account in the sum of $ in the name of the
minor. The savings account shall be
restricted as follows:
_____ , a minor, not to be withdrawn, before the minor
attains majority, except for the payment of city, state, and federal income
taxes on the interest earned by the savings certificate and savings account, or
upon prior Order of Court.
OPTION 2
To: ______ , Guardian $____________________
of the
Estate of _____ , a minor; provided, however, that no
payment shall be made to the guardian until the guardian has posted additional
security as may be required by the Orphans’ Court Division of Carbon County
pursuant to 20 Pa.C.S. § 5121, et seq.
An appropriate Petition shall be filed with the Orphans’ Court within
thirty (30) days.
OR
[To:
Guardian of the Estate of
$_________________________
, a minor, upon appointment by the
Orphans’ Court Division of Carbon County and upon the posting of any security
as required by the said Orphans’ Court pursuant to 20 Pa.C.S. § 5121, et
seq. An appropriate Petition shall be
filed with the Orphans’ Court within thirty (30) days. Counsel shall not make any Distribution to
said Guardian upon appointment until this provision is fully complied with.];
and/or
iv. To: Parent(s) $____________________
b. The
Survival Claim, in the sum of $____________________
shall be
paid to ,
Administrator/Executor of the Estate of ______________________________,
Deceased; provided, however, that counsel shall not distribute any funds to the
said Administrator/Executor until additional security as may be required by the
Register of Wills of Carbon County pursuant to 20 Pa.C.S. § 3323(b)(3) is
posted.
Within
thirty (30) days from the date of this Order, counsel shall file with the
Motion’s Court an Affidavit from counsel certifying compliance with this Order.
BY THE
COURT:
________________________________
J.
Effective December 1, 2012
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CARBON COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA
CRIMINAL DIVISION
IN
RE: ACCELERATED REHABILITATIVE :
DISPOSITIONS
PROGRAM (ARD) - : CP-13-AD-0000003-2012
ADMINISTRATIVE
FEE : (Old
#34 MI 99)
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 24-2012
AND NOW, this 27th day of November, 2012, in order to administer the ARD
Program, it is hereby
ORDERED and DECREED that, effective January 1, 2013, all parties placed
into the Carbon County Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition Program shall be
assessed an Administrative Fee as follows:
Non-DUI ARD $450.00
DUI ARD – Rate of Alcohol .08 to .099 $450.00
DUI ARD - Rate of Alcohol .10 to .159 $500.00
DUI ARD - Rate of Alcohol .16 and higher $550.00
DUI Refusal of Testing $600.00
ALL ARDs not stipulated to at District
Justice level $650.00
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECREED that this Court’s Administrative Order
No. 8-2004 is VACATED as of January 1, 2013.
The Carbon County District Court Administrator is ORDERED and DIRECTED to
do the following:
1.
File one (1) certified copy of this
Administrative Order with the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts.
2.
File two (2) certified copies and one
(1) computer diskette with the Legislative Reference Bureau for publication in
the Pennsylvania Bulletin.
3.
Publish a copy of this Administrative
Order on the Unified Judicial System’s website at
http://ujsportal.pacourts.us/localrules/ruleselection.aspx.
4.
Forward one (1) copy for publication
in the
5.
Forward one (1) copy to the
6.
Keep continuously available for public
inspection copies of the Order in the Clerk of Courts’ Office.
BY
THE COURT:
ROGER N. NANOVIC, P.J.