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1988 – Repeal | Pennsylvania Law

Learn about Pennsylvania's jury selection commission composition, election process, and vacancy procedures under Title 42, Section 1988.

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Pennsylvania State Law

1988 – Repeal

Pennsylvania Title 42 - Judiciary and Judicial Procedure § 1988

Summary

This law outlines the composition and election process for jury selection commissions in Pennsylvania, including the appointment of commissioners, their political party requirements, and procedures for filling vacancies. It specifies that in most districts, the commission consists of two elected jury commissioners and the presiding judge. The law also details the election process, eligibility, and how to handle commissioner vacancies.

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