This section outlines the requirements for applications to appoint independent counsel in Pennsylvania, including necessary information and jurisdiction scope. It also restricts the disclosure of related information by officials and limits judicial review of appointment decisions. Overall, it ensures proper procedures and confidentiality in the appointment process.
The application must contain sufficient details to help the panel select an independent counsel and define their prosecutorial jurisdiction, ensuring full investigation and prosecution authority.
No, officials need prior approval from the panel to disclose any notifications, applications, or related documents, unless otherwise provided in the law.
No, the decision by the special investigative counsel to seek appointment of independent counsel cannot be reviewed in any court.
While it restricts certain disclosures and judicial reviews, the law ensures transparency by requiring detailed applications and allowing disclosure to the General Assembly.