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The Court of Common Pleas handles the full gamut of legal cases including jury trials for criminal and civil matters, juvenile hearings, spousal and child support hearings, custody hearings, divorces, adoption hearings, estate matters, guardianship hearings, land use disputes, name changes, license suspension appeals and emergency matters such ...
In 2009, she was elected Judge of the Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas. Her current assignments include criminal court, adoptions, and emergency guardianships. Judge Curcillo is married to Joseph A. Curcillo, III, Esq. and together they have two wonderful daughters.
These courts, each supervised by a president judge elected by their district peers, hear criminal and civil cases on a range of issues and matters involving children and families, as well as appeals from minor courts (Magisterial District or Municipal court).
25 cze 2020 · The state Supreme Court has voted to remove two senior judges based in Dauphin County of their status after the judges applied for federal pandemic unemployment assistance.
25 sty 2024 · Jonathan Bergmueller | jbergmueller@pennlive.com. The new president judge in Dauphin County is the second-longest serving judge in the history of the county. And he’s got talent outside of the...
Hon. John F. Cherry is a judge for the Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania. He was elected to the bench in November 1999 and was retained to the seat in November 2009 and 2019. During his judicial tenure, Cherry was named to a five-year term as president judge of the Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas in January 2020.
The people of Dauphin County are served by a Court of Common Pleas, and a Magisterial Court that handles small claims, landlord-tenant disputes, traffic cases and minor criminal matters. The people of Pennsylvania are also served by a Superior Court and a Commonwealth Court .
