Pennsylvania SB83 amends fees for constable services in criminal and civil cases.
Pennsylvania SB83 amends Title 44 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to revise fees for constable services in criminal and civil cases. The bill sets specific fees for various services, including executing warrants, taking custody of defendants, and providing courtroom security. It also establishes a surcharge for cases before a magisterial district judge. The changes aim to clarify and adjust the financial compensation for constables performing these services.
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