A Resolution appointing and empowering a committee to investigate the conduct of the Honorable Steven D. Stambaugh, Court of Common Pleas Judge for the 19th District of York County.
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This resolution establishes a committee within the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to investigate the conduct of Court of Common Pleas Judge Steven D. Stambaugh in the 19th District of York County. The committee is authorized to gather evidence, including subpoenas and testimony, and make recommendations regarding potential impeachment proceedings. The resolution also outlines the committee’s operational procedures and funding sources.
Key provisions
- The Judiciary Committee is authorized to investigate Judge Stambaugh’s conduct.
- The committee can subpoena witnesses and documents.
- The committee can administer oaths and take testimony.
- The committee can prepare legal documents.
- A Subcommittee on Courts is designated to assist the Judiciary Committee.
- A Sergeant-at-Arms will serve legal documents for the committee.
- The committee can meet during House sessions.
- Expenses for the investigation will be paid from designated appropriation accounts.
Who is affected
- Court of Common Pleas Judge Steven D. Stambaugh
- The 19th District of York County
- The Pennsylvania House of Representatives
- The Judiciary Committee
- The General Public (potentially, through the outcome of the investigation)
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Primary sponsor
Seth Grove
Cosponsors
Joseph D'Orsie
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