This section details the repeal of judicial salary provisions and outlines the responsibilities of the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts regarding facilities and services for judges. It specifies that certain facilities and services are provided by the Administrative Office and clarifies funding and liability issues. Additionally, it mandates the provision of chamber facilities for appellate court judges in their home counties.
The judicial salaries section was repealed effective November 1, 1995, meaning it is no longer in force.
The Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts, either directly or through the Department of General Services, provides necessary facilities and services to judges.
Yes, the Administrative Office funds facilities for judges using appropriated state funds, but costs for services not covered by the state are paid by the respective government units.
The Administrative Office provides chamber facilities and personal staff for appellate court judges in their home counties, funded by annual appropriations.