Jo Ellen Litz
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People Above Politics

Taking Action, Getting Results.

2501 Cumberland St., Lebanon PA  17042

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If you demand open government, drop me a note to receive email alerts informing you of meeting highlights that let you know how commissioners vote on issues.  Litz@mbcomp.com

Team Litz:

Honorary Chair:     Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll --a woman who broke the glass ceiling and contributed greatly to PA politics; born in 1930, died November 12, 2008.

Chair:  Jeff Werner

Treasurer:  Richelle Whitman

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Judges

Court of Common Pleas:  400 S 8th St., Lebanon PA  17042wpe13.jpg (23251 bytes)

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President Judge Robert J. Eby

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Judge John C. Tylwalk

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Judge Samuel A. Kline

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Judge Brad Charles (1/2000)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Formal pictures of all the judges hang on the wall of Court Room #1.

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The primary mission of the 52nd Judicial District is to provide access to, and justice for, all of the residents of Lebanon County.

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Lebanon County was a one judge Judicial District until 1968.   Thirteen years later, our third judgeship was added.  Enormous change has been experienced both in the type and quantity of matters presented for disposition.  For example, in 1997, the most recent year for which complete statistics were available, the Court disposed of 43% more criminal cases than in 1991.  Further, data indicates the judges disposed of 150% more cases during that same year than in 1981.

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According to Judge Robert J. Eby, Lebanon County was rated as number one of the Fifth Class Counties and number two for all of the Counties of the Commonwealth for Statewide Jury Efficiency.

DISTRICT JUSTICES (Six Year Term)

bullet52-1-01 MARIE DISSINGER (O) 502 State Dr., Lebanon 279-0300

First, Second, Third, Sixth & Seventh Wards in the City of Lebanon (2005)

bullet52-2-01 THOMAS CAPELLO (O) 502 State Dr., Lebanon 279-0400

Fourth, Fifth Eighth, Ninth &Tenth Wards in the City of Lebanon (2009)

bullet52-3-01 CHRISTINE R. HECK (O) 728 E. Walnut St., Lebanon 272-3084

Cornwall, Mt. Gretna, Myerstown, Richland  Boroughs and Heidelburg, Jackson, Millcreek

South Lebanon & West Cornwall Townships (2005)

bullet52-3-03 KIM WOLFE (O) Jonestown Borough Hall 865-6605

Jonestown Borough, Bethel, North Lebanon, Swatara and West Lebanon Townships (2005)

bullet52-3-04 MICHAEL D. SMITH (O) Cleona Boro Hall, 138 W. Walnut St., Cleona, 273-0885

Cleona Borough and Cold Spring, Annville, East Hanover, North Annville and Union Townships (2009)

bullet52-3-05 LEE R. LEHMAN (O) 325 S. Railroad St., Palmyra 838-8151

Palmyra Borough, N Cornwall, N Londonderry, S Annville & S Londonderry Townships (2005)

 

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