Evidence in Priest Sex-Abuse Case

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Redistricting, Observers
Wonder: ‘What Now?’
By ben present
Of the Legal Staff
The last time the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court had to navigate territory as uncharted
as that which it faces now — following
the unprecedented decision last week to
reject the state Legislative Reapportionment
Commission’s House and Senate maps — it
took four months for the justices to issue an
opinion.
That was in 1972, after revisions to the
state constitution in 1968 put the process
of redrawing legislative lines into the hands
of a government commission, as the court
started a 40-year trend of upholding the commission’s plans. The current Supreme Court
bucked that trend last Wednesday in a 4-3
per curiam order narrowly remanding the
redistricting process to the commission and
heeding the call of several citizens, a united
Senate Democratic caucus, and a handful of
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Judge Poised to Rule on ‘Bad Acts’
Evidence in Priest Sex-Abuse Case
By amaris elliott-Engel
Of the Legal Staff
P
rosecutors want to submit evidence of
about 30 instances of Catholic priests
who were reported to have committed
sexual abuse or other improprieties into the
unprecedented trial of a high-ranking church
official in charge of human resources for
priests in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.
But a Philadelphia judge who must decide
if that evidence has probative value in the
trial of Monsignor William Lynn — on the
charges he endangered the welfare of two
young men who were allegedly abused by
priests Lynn oversaw as secretary for clergy
— would be hard-pressed “to find the needle
[in the haystack] that only has to do with
defendant Lynn,” one of Lynn’s defense attorneys, Thomas Bergstrom of Buchanan
Ingersoll & Rooney, argued Monday.
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge
M. Teresa Sarmina said at the close of the
hearing that she will rule by Feb. 6 on what
evidence of “bad acts” or acts other than those
with which Lynn is
charged can be admitted into his trial.
Under Pennsylvania
law, the probative
value of the evidence
must outweigh its potential for prejudicing
the defendants.
Sarmina once again
Sarmina
ruled that former
archdiocese Cardinal Anthony J. Bevilacqua
is competent.
Bergstrom and his co-counsel, Jeffrey
M. Lindy of Lindy & Tauber, argued that
Bevilacqua should be deemed incompetent
because, Bergstrom said, the retired cardinal
does not remember his testimony before
the first Philadelphia grand jury looking
into sexual abuse by priests. If Bevilacqua
can’t testify in person, Lynn will be denied
his right to confrontation by the inclusion
of Bevilacqua’s grand jury testimony or his
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Western Pa. Could Become Global Energy Power, Lawyers Say
By zack needles
Of the Legal Staff
As Western Pennsylvania continues to attract oil and gas companies, as well as attorneys and law firms from far and wide,
some lawyers say the region is emerging as
a major player in the global energy industry
whose importance and influence could last
well beyond the life span of the Marcellus
and Utica shale plays.
Energy lawyer Michael P. Joy, who recently joined Reed Smith in Pittsburgh as a
partner in its energy and natural resources
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group from his boutique law firm Biltekoff
& Joy in Buffalo, N.Y., said he decided
to move with his wife and five children to
Western Pennsylvania because he wanted
to be near what he said is becoming “one of
the three or four dominant energy centers”
in the United States.
Joy, who counsels primarily oil and gas
developers on regulatory, transactional and
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The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
has upheld an age discrimination verdict
and opened the door for awarding the two
scientists who won the verdict additional money
in prejudgment interest and recognition for negative tax consequences, finding the district court
abused its discretion on denying those requests.
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Speakers
Robert I. Whitelaw, managing partner
at Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell &
Hippel, was a moderator, speaker and
author of “Hot Tips on Ethical Issues in
Family Law” during the winter meeting of
the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s family
law section program.
Whitelaw is chair of the firm’s family law
practice group.
Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young employees participated in the Back on My
Feet Sneaker Day fundraiser for the
Philadelphia chapter of Back on My
Feet, a nonprofit promoting self-sufficiency of homeless. Participants donated
five dollars to wear sneakers during the
workday.
Michael C. Gross, a partner with Manko
Gold Katcher & Fox, plans to lead a teleconference titled “Environmental Concerns
With Secured Collateral” sponsored by the
National Business Institute.
Gross is set to address key elements to
mitigate lender liability, including CERCLA
liability protections, tips for good recordkeeping and lender management.
The program is approved for 1.5
Pennsylvania CLE credits and is scheduled
from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Feb. 27.
For details and to register, visit www.
nbi-sems.com.
Promoted
Robert E. Bershad was promoted to the
position of communications director for the
Pennsylvania Association for Justice, a
state trial lawyer association.
Melissa K. Bialos and Maria L. Winters
became shareholders at Capehart
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Scatchard.
Bialos and Winters focus their practice
in the representation of employers, selfinsured companies and insurance carriers in
workers’ compensation defense matters.
Elected and appointed
Jeffrey C. Hampton, co-chair of the bankruptcy and restructuring practice at Saul
Ewing, was elected to serve on Turnaround
Management Association’s international
executive board.
TMA is an international nonprofit association dedicated to corporate renewal and
turnaround management.
Additions
Christopher J. Moran joined Pepper
Hamilton as a partner in the labor and
employment practice group in the firm’s
Philadelphia office.
Moran advises employers in matters involving trade secrets and restrictive covenants, the negotiation of executive employment agreements and employment
matters connected with corporate mergers
and acquisitions.
Before joining Pepper Hamilton,
Moran was managing shareholder at the
Philadelphia office of Ogletree Deakins.
Christy L. Williamson joined Rawle &
Henderson in the firm’s Philadelphia office
as an associate.
Williamson focuses her practice in the
areas of casualty and premises liability.
Honored
The Chester County Bar Association’s
workers’ compensation section hosted a
luncheon Dec. 29 to honor Judge Seymour
Nathanson of the Malvern Workers’
Compensation Hearing Office in his retirement as a judge.
Forty-five attorneys and workers’ compensation judges attended the event, and the
section presented the judge with a plaque
honoring his years of service.
Correction
In the Jan. 30 story titled “Largest Cincinnati
Firm Opens in Phila. Suburb,” the attorney
who is set to join Dinsmore & Shohl in
February will come from a clerkship with
the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District
of Delaware. •
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3rd Circuit Upholds $3 Mil. Verdict in Age Discrimination Case
By Gina Passarella
Of the Legal Staff
T
he 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
has upheld a multimillion-dollar age
discrimination verdict and opened the
door for awarding the two scientists who won
the verdict additional money in prejudgment
interest and recognition for negative tax consequences, finding the district court abused
its discretion on denying those requests.
The verdict in Marcus v. PQ Corp. has
seen its ups and downs. A federal jury in
2009 awarded Bonnie Marcus and Roman
Wypart a combined total of $6.2 million after
their employer, PQ Corp., targeted older
workers in a round of layoffs in 2005.
Marcus was awarded more than $667,000
in backpay; more than $670,000 in front pay;
and $1.5 million in compensatory damages
for emotional distress. After the backpay
award was doubled, Marcus’ total award was
to be more than $3.5 million.
Wypart was awarded nearly $190,000 in
backpay; more than $375,000 in front pay;
and $2 million in compensatory damages for
emotional distress, for a total award of more
than $2.7 million after the doubling of the
backpay award.
On post-trial motions, the U.S. District
Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
denied the plaintiffs’ request for prejudgment
interest and an accounting for negative tax
consequences. The
court also granted the
defendant’s post-trial
motion for remittitur,
finding the emotional
distress
damages
shocked the conscience of the court.
He reduced those
awards to $50,000 for
Goldshaw
Marcus and $100,000
for Wypart, according to the 3rd Circuit opinion by Judge Thomas M. Hardiman.
Scott B. Goldshaw of Salmanson
Goldshaw, who represented the plaintiffs,
said the verdict stood after that at around $2.9
million, which doesn’t include post-judgment
interest. It is that figure the 3rd Circuit panel
has now upheld after denying PQ’s appeal of
the trial court’s denial of its request for a new
trial or judgment as a matter of law.
The 3rd Circuit has also remanded the
case back to the trial court to reconsider
the awarding of prejudgment interest and
additional money to cover negative tax consequences, finding the court abused its discretion in denying those requests by Wypart
and Marcus.
As to their argument for a new trial or
judgment as a matter of law, PQ took issue
with the jury instructions, the sufficiency
of the evidence and the impartiality of the
jury. Hardiman, joined by Judge Maryanne
Trump Barry and Senior Judge Franklin S.
Van Antwerpen, struck down each of the
company’s arguments.
Hardiman said the jury instructions were
clear as to put the jurors on notice that PQ
could only be found liable if its firing decisions would not have happened “but for” the
plaintiffs’ ages. The trial judge also made it
clear, Hardiman said, that PQ had the right to
make business decisions and fire its employees whenever it wanted to as long as it was
not based on age.
“This language sufficed to inform the jury
that it could not hold PQ liable simply because it disagreed with PQ’s decision to fire
plaintiffs,” Hardiman wrote.
The court also denied PQ Corp.’s argument
that the evidence did not support the verdict.
“We are unpersuaded because plaintiffs
introduced considerable evidence from
which the jury could infer discrimination,”
Hardiman said.
He said the plaintiffs showed how PQ’s
proffered reason for the terminations changed
over time. Marcus and Wypart introduced
evidence that, of the people in the company
with the same position as them, only those
55 or older were fired. Marcus also testified
that her boss told her the terminations would
focus on older employees, Hardiman said.
As to Wypart and Marcus’ cross-appeals,
Hardiman said the court favors the awarding
of prejudgment interest because it usually
serves to make the plaintiffs whole. It is an
abuse of discretion, he said, when a district
court deviates from that policy without an
explanation.
There is no presumption in favor of awarding damages for negative tax consequences,
Hardiman said. He said that is done based on
the facts of each case.
The only reason the district court cited
for denying prejudgment interest in the case
was that the liquidated damages awarded
to Marcus and Wypart under the Age
Discrimination in Employment Act were sufficient to compensate them.
“Yet we have held the prejudgment interest
may be awarded in an ADEA case involving
a willful violation, reasoning that the punitive award of liquidated damages serves a
different purpose than, and therefore does
not preclude, the compensatory award of
prejudgment interest,” Hardiman said. “Thus,
although the district court did not explicitly
hold that it could not award prejudgment interest, it failed to recognize the presumption
in favor of prejudgment interest and offer a
valid reason for departing from it.”
Similarly, because the district court did not
acknowledge the difference between punitive
and compensatory goals when analyzing the
award of damages for negative tax consequences, that decision was also an abuse of
discretion.
Hardiman vacated the trial judge’s order
denying the incorporation of prejudgment
interest and to account for negative tax
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Scholar Says High Court Lacks Public Interaction
By Tony Mauro
The National Law Journal
T
he Supreme Court is guilty of a broad
“failure to communicate” to the public
it serves, law dean and constitutional
scholar Erwin Chemerinsky said Friday.
And this failure extends beyond the court’s
stubborn resistance to allowing camera coverage of its oral arguments. At almost every
point of its decision-making process, according to Chemerinsky, the high court should be
doing more to inform the public about what
it does.
Chemerinsky, founding dean of the
University of California, Irvine School of
Law, was the keynote speaker at a symposium on the court, the press and the public at
Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark
Law School. Scholars and journalists spoke
on different aspects of the interaction — or
lack thereof — between the Supreme Court
and the public.
The conference coincided with renewed
calls for the court to allow cameras in, this
time for the upcoming oral argument on the
constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act.
Several requests for broadcast access are
pending before the justices.
“People should be able to watch their government in action, and [the Supreme Court]
is a crucial institution of government,” said
Chemerinsky, who added that he thinks a
First Amendment argument in favor of broadcast access could be made.
Chemerinsky said many members of the
public think that the fate of the health care
reform law will turn on issues of individual
liberty, rather than on the Constitution’s
Commerce Clause. Airing the oral arguments
in late March would clear up that misunderstanding, Chemerinsky said, and would be a
“tremendous civic education.”
The public would see nine “exceptionally
intelligent” justices working hard to get the
right answer, he said, asserting that televised oral argument
would
enhance,
not diminish, the
court’s stature with
the public. It might
even
encourage
“better behavior,”
Chemerinsky said.
“Justice Thomas
might ask some
questions.”
Chemerinsky did
not focus only on
the long-running debate over cameras at
oral argument, highlighting other deficiencies in its procedures. The court
has pointed with
pride to advances in this area, including its
website, where decisions and oral argument
transcripts
are
posted
quickly. But Chemerinsky said much
more is needed for the court to
explain itself better to litigants and to
the public, in the interest of enhancing
the court’s legitimacy and public
understanding.
For example, he said the court owes litigants as well as the public some explanation why it has denied review in pending
petitions. The “vast majority” of petitioners,
even some that pose a circuit conflict, are
denied review without learning why. That,
he said, is an “extremely important failure to
communicate.”
The court could also be doing more to
inform the public when it releases opinions, Chemerinsky said. It should be telling
in advance which
decisions it will
be releasing — as
courts in California
and Canada do —
to assist the press
and commentators
in getting ready to
write about its decisions. The justices
should also spread
out the release of
opinions “to allow
the press to accurately report” on
them, he added.
And to increase
understanding of
sometimes “dense
and hard to follow”
decisions and syllabi, Chemerinsky said the
court should hire a “clear writer” who would
boil each decision down to a single paragraph
that would be released along with the ruling.
Justices should also strive to make their
opinions more concise, he said. There is a
“perfect inverse correlation,” Chemerinsky
said, between the decrease in the number of
cases the court decides with opinions and the
increase in the length of those opinions.
Other presenters at the conference sought
The financial fraud group that is investigating
the market for residential mortgage-backed
securities has already issued civil subpoenas
to 11 financial institutions, Attorney General
Eric Holder Jr. said Friday in formally announcing the team of lawyers and federal
agents.
Holder and top Obama administration officials, speaking Friday with reporters at the
Justice Department, declined to discuss the
details of the pending investigations. The
focus of the group is on the organization
and securitization of home loans, not loan
servicing.
Holder said the working group, which
President Obama noted in his State of the
Union speech Jan. 24, will include 55 U.S.
Justice Department attorneys, in addition to
resources from several state attorneys general and law enforcement agencies such as
the FBI.
The group, Holder said, will identify, investigate and prosecute instances of wrongdoing in the packaging and sale of residential
mortgage-backed securities.
“I am confident that this new effort will improve our ability to ensure justice for victims,
By Jenna Greene
hold people accountable in this sector,”
Holder said.
Khuzami also said that investigations of
components of the housing market have been
ongoing for some time. The new working
group, he said, will give investigators greater
resources and a more streamlined ability
to share information with state and federal
officials.
“These families deserve justice. They
deserve relief,” Housing and Urban
Development Secretary Shaun Donovan told
reporters Friday.
As payments are made to investors for
accountability, Donovan said, “we need to
make sure at the same time ... that there is
also relief that happens for the homeowners
within those securities.” He said it would be
a “tragedy” if only investors benefit.
The redoubled effort to investigate the
market, Donovan said, is unlikely to harm
ongoing settlement negotiations with financial institutions over home loan servicing.
Donovan said problems over the servicing
of loans compounded, but did not create, the
inflation of the housing market bubble.
“We would not be standing here today if
we weren’t absolutely confident that the releases that are being contemplated were quite
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‘People
should be
able to
watch their
government
in action.’
— Erwin
Chemerinsky, UC-Irvine
School of Law
help restore faith in our financial markets and
institutions and allow us to answer the call
that President Obama issued earlier this week
in his State of the Union address,” Holder
said in a statement Friday.
Holder and Robert Khuzami, the enforcement director at the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission, said that not every
failure was a violation of the law. “We also
have learned that behavior that is reckless or
unethical is not criminal,” Holder said.
The officials fended off skepticism that
the working group is getting off the ground
too late in the Obama administration and
that its work is not new at all. The Obama
administration put together a Financial Fraud
Enforcement Task Force in November 2009.
“The notion that there has been inactivity
over the course of the last three years is belied by a troublesome little something called
facts,” Holder said. “We have been doing a
great deal. I am confident that with this new
structure that we are putting in place today
our efforts will be enhanced.”
Holder said, “The reality is that we’ve
done a substantial amount.” The attorney
general said the working group is targeting a
specific financial fraud crime that has caused
“great harm” to the economy.
“We are bound and determined and will
Group Sues EPA
To Stop Nanosilver
Use in Textiles
In a bid to get anti-microbial nanosilver
used in clothing, baby blankets and other
textiles off the market, the Natural Resources
Defense Council filed suit Jan. 26 against the
Environmental Protection Agency.
The group says that nanosilver has been inadequately tested and could have potentially
dangerous effects on health and the environment. The EPA in December conditionally
approved the use of nanosilver made by HeiQ
Materials as a textile preservative for the next
four years, but is requiring additional safety
data.
The suit, filed in the 9th U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals, asks the court to set aside
the EPA’s order. The Federal Insecticide,
Fungicide and Rodenticide Act allows certain
challenges to agency orders to be brought at
the circuit court level.
The “EPA gave this company a four-year
free pass to sell an inadequately tested product,” said Mae Wu, program attorney in the
NRDC’s health program, in a news release.
The “EPA’s approval of nanosilver is just the
most recent example in a long line of decisions that treats humans and our environment
as guinea pigs.”
The NRDC argues that while silver (which
is highly toxic) has been used in pesticides
for years, nanosilver is different because of
its incredibly tiny size, which allows it to
penetrate organs and tissues in the body that
larger forms of silver cannot reach, like the
brain, lung and testes. The group wants more
tests before nanosilver-treated products can
be sold.
The NRDC noted that while HeiQ came to
the EPA to have its product registered, other
nanosilver manufacturers have not. “The
unregulated and untested use of nanosilver in
such products as food storage containers and
hair dryers continues to grow, despite potential dangerous health effects,” NRDC senior
scientist Jennifer Sass wrote in a blog.
HeiQ’s product presents “no unreasonable
adverse harm to humans and the environment,” wrote its counsel, James Votaw, then
a partner at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale
& Dorr and now counsel to Manatt Phelps
& Phillips, in documents filed with the EPA.
The product has low toxicity, and the particles are embedded within a solid silica matrix “so there is essentially no release of free
particles of silver.”
Exposure to any silver ions that might be
released when fabric is washed, he continued, is “similar to, or less than, those from
currently registered products” using silver.
“The product does not generate any unique
concerns different than for other sources of
silver ions.”
In comments filed with the EPA, BASF
Corp., which makes several pesticides containing silver, wondered why the EPA considered nanosilver to be something new.
“Silver has been an active ingredient in
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When Can You Seek to Vacate an Arbitration Award?
Editor’s note: This article discusses
a hypothetical scenario.
ADR
By Charles F. Forer
Special to the Legal
“D
o you ever do anything right
when it comes to alternative
dispute resolution? How do you
keep attracting clients if all you do is make
mistakes?”
Bob brushes these questions off. As readers of this column know, he has made some
mistakes, but he is convinced that he has
what it takes to be an outstanding ADR practitioner. One strength: He keeps up on recent
legal developments so he knows exactly what
is happening on the ADR front.
Take his recent arbitration victory. After a
three-day hearing, the arbitrator entered an
award in favor of Bob’s client for everything
that Bob’s client sought. Bob still tingles
with the excitement of receiving the news.
Bob’s sense that his client would prevail
had been building throughout the proceeding.
It did not hurt that Bob recently had represented the arbitrator in a confidential legal
matter. Nor did it hurt that the arbitrator was
pleased with Bob’s legal work.
It was odd that the arbitration agreement
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litigation matters, started his career as an oil
exploration geologist and worked at Amoco
Corp. before finishing law school and starting
his own law firm.
Soon after, around 2007, shale exploration
began to heat up, he said.
But while New York sits atop a large portion of the Marcellus Shale, Joy said the state
has effectively shut down the oil and gas industry within its borders while it re-evaluates
its regulatory scheme, so he set his sights on
Western Pennsylvania.
“I wanted to be a part of what’s happening
here,” he said.
What’s happening in the region, he said,
is something of a revolution in the energy
industry, where new ideas and techniques for
the development and production of unconventional natural gas — specifically hydrofracturing — along with new philosophies
toward environmental regulation are being
formulated.
These concepts have the potential to
change how other countries, from the United
Kingdom to Germany and Poland to South
Africa and western Australia, approach oil
and gas extraction, he said. In fact, according
to Joy, the science and philosophies of unconventional natural gas extraction currently
being cultivated and put into practice in the
Appalachian region are all being developed,
in part, to be demonstrated to the global
community.
As a result, he said, Pittsburgh is on its
CHARLES F. FORER
is a member in the
Philadelphia office of
Eckert Seamans Cherin &
Mellott, where he practices
all types of alternative
dispute resolution. He is
a former co-chair of both
the Philadelphia Bar
Association’s alternative
dispute resolution committee and the fee disputes
committee. He is a frequent lecturer and writer
on the use of ADR in a variety of settings. You
can reach him at 215-851-8406, and cforer@
eckertseamans.com.
did not provide the parties with a meaningful
opportunity to determine whether there were
any disqualifying conflicts of interest, such
as Bob’s prior representation of the arbitrator.
As Bob repeatedly told himself, however, the
arbitration agreement was controlling, and it
did not require the parties or their lawyers to
disclose whether they ever previously had a
professional or social relationship with the
arbitrator. Besides, Bob represented the arbitrator more than a year ago and the matter
was all over.
Thirty days after receiving the good news,
Bob sought to confirm the arbitration award.
The other side did not object. The award
became a judgment. It was now time for
way to becoming an energy epicenter akin to
industry meccas like Houston and Calgary,
Alberta.
One only needs to look at the influx of energy companies that have put down roots in
Western Pennsylvania over the past few years
to understand the region’s significance to the
industry, Joy said.
Because drilling operations tend to be mobile, companies don’t necessarily need to set
up shop where projects are taking place, he
explained, but drillers appear to have made
a clear, long-term commitment to Western
Pennsylvania by opening offices there.
According to Joy, the regional market has
become “so important and so influential,”
drillers have decided it’s worth it to them to
establish a physical presence.
“Pittsburgh is the Silicon Valley of the oil
and gas industry,” Joy said.
Joy predicted that, as the region continues
to emerge as a hub of innovation and expertise in energy, the legal community in the
region will likely also gain a reputation as an
authority on energy and environmental law.
“No longer will companies be looking
back to their Texas counsel with a lawyer in
Pittsburgh serving as local counsel,” he said.
Nicolle R. Snyder Bagnell, a partner at Reed
Smith and team leader of the oil and natural
gas team of the firm’s new energy and natural resources group, said many of the firm’s
energy attorneys have done oil and gas work
their whole careers and now have “this great,
unique opportunity where producers are so
excited by Pennsylvania and Ohio and the
whole Appalachian region.”
judgment-execution proceedings. Bob finally
could satisfy his client’s constant requests for
“the money that I am owed.”
Except for one thing. Three months later,
the other side filed a petition to vacate
the arbitration award. Grounds: “The award
was predicated upon corruption and fraud
because neither Bob nor the arbitrator disclosed their prior attorney-client relationship.
Consequently, the arbitrator was biased, the
entire proceeding
was tainted, and
the award must be
vacated.”
Bob was undaunted. He recently had read a
2011 opinion from
a Connecticut appellate court —
Travelers Home & Marine Insurance Co. v.
Kravitz. The court there in no uncertain terms
said that a party must move to vacate an arbitration award within 30 days from notice
of the award. Allowing parties to challenge
an arbitration award more than 30 days after
entry would frustrate the “legislative purpose
of facilitating the expedient resolution of
private disputes.”
Bob’s arbitration was in Pennsylvania and
so the Pennsylvania Uniform Arbitration Act
controlled. The name of the act may suggest standard and consistent treatment of
procedures, including jurisdictional timelines, from state to state. However, procedural rules governing arbitration proceedings
are anything but uniform across the country.
Bob found Snyder v. Cross, where the
Pennsylvania Superior Court said that “it has
been consistently held that any challenge to
an arbitration award must be made in an appeal to the Court of Common Pleas within 30
days of the date of the award.” Bob concluded
that Pennsylvania and
Connecticut have a
similar ironclad 30day rule.
Relying on the
“any challenge” language in Snyder and
the let’s-not-frustratethe-purpose-of-arbitration language from
Kravitz, Bob gleefully responded to the vacatur petition. Demonstrating his disdain
for his adversary’s failure to follow the applicable 30-day appeal period and to honor
the purpose of arbitration, Bob’s response
cited Snyder and more recent Pennsylvania
cases that reiterate that you have only 30
days to challenge an arbitration award. Bob
concluded: “If my adversary knew the law, he
would not be putting the court or me through
this needless exercise that undermines the
Procedural rules governing
arbitration proceedings are
anything but uniform across
the country.
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deposition testimony in the trial, Bergstrom
said.
Prosecutor Patrick Blessington of the
Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office said
that Bevilacqua said in a recent deposition
that he answered questions in the first grand
jury to the best of his knowledge and that
Bevilacqua said it was only after the 2005
grand jury that he realized his memory was
starting to slip.
On the issue of the “bad acts” evidence,
Bergstrom also argued that only one of the
several alleged victims who Lynn’s co-defendant, the Rev. Edward Avery, allegedly sexually abused had made a report to the archdiocese before Lynn’s time as secretary of clergy
from 1992 to 2004 was over. Bergstrom also
argued that some of the instances cited by
prosecutors occurred in the 1960s, 1970s and
1980s — and even as far back as the 1940s
— and at a time before Lynn was ordained.
Sarmina will not find a case in Pennsylvania
that falls on the same four corners as the prosecution of Lynn because it is unprecedented
to charge a church official in the church
hierarchy with endangering the welfare of a
child, Blessington said.
But all the past instances cited by prosecutors are probative because they show a
common plan by Lynn and other church officials to keep abusive priests that they knew
or should have known could abuse again in
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would-be separated boroughs, all of which
appealed the commission’s “final” plan from
December.
The order, while absent analysis, laid
out that those running for elected office in
Pennsylvania should proceed with the 203
House and 50 Senatorial districts that have
been in place for the last decade, which, as
one of the commission’s attorneys pointed
out last week, have changed significantly
since their adoption. How long the old districts would govern elections was a point of
scrutiny in Pennsylvania’s legal and political
circles after the court’s surprise decision.
While some political observers said keeping the outdated districts presented constitutional problems to the state’s elections, they
added there didn’t seem to be much of an
alternative.
“It’s going to be incredibly difficult to
compress everything within the time frame to
conduct the primary election,” said election
law attorney Gregory Harvey, of Montgomery
McCracken Walker & Rhoads.
Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader
Dominic Pileggi, R-Delaware, released a
statement Monday saying using the 2001
House and Senate lines would be “clearly
unconstitutional.”
Holding those lines over for the upcoming elections, Pileggi said, would result in a
population difference among Senate districts
of nearly 30 percent. In the house, that deviation would be more than 40 percent.
“That is exactly what the Supreme Court
T U E S DA Y, j a n u a r y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 ministry, Blessington said.
The recitation of all of the cases would let
the jury understand the “natural history of
the case” and have the “opportunity to understand what happened, to be able to understand the whole picture,” Blessington said.
The jury needs to understand that Lynn
was “implementing a policy that is criminal,”
Blessington said.
Bergstrom also made a motion for the
judge to preclude prosecutors from referring
to an overarching conspiracy by the archdiocese to cover up priests’ sexual abuse.
Bergstrom said the information charging his
client alleges that he was in a conspiracy with
his two co-defendants and other unnamed
fellow church officials to endanger the welfare of the two alleged victims.
Prosecutor Mark Cipoletti argued that situations in which men reported that Avery
sexually abused them as very young teenagers but for which Avery is not facing criminal charges in the upcoming trial should be
admitted into the case.
Avery allegedly selected boys around the
age of 13 who were altar boys and involved
with church extracurriculars, Cipoletti said.
The alleged history of Avery’s sexual
abuse shows how he needed “to plan and
to prepare” to commit crimes for which he
needed his alleged victims’ acquiescence and
that Avery became more sophisticated and
more brazen with his abuse, including allegedly abusing boys in his church sacristy and
progressing from fondling genitals to oral
and anal sex, Cipoletti said.
Avery’s attorney, Michael Wallace, said
found violates our Constitution’s Equal
Protection Clause, because voters in smaller
districts would have more influence over
elections — and, as a result, more influence
over policy decisions — than voters in larger
districts,” Pileggi said. “We are anxious to
read the court’s opinion as soon as possible,
as is every Pennsylvanian. The Legislative
Reapportionment Commission will be able
to respond to the court’s opinion in a timely
manner, ensuring that every Pennsylvanian’s
vote in the 2012 election has equal value.”
And an opinion instructing the commission
was expected this week, but it was unclear
how quickly the commission could respond
in order to affect the elections this year. The
Supreme Court retained jurisdiction over the
matter in its Jan. 25 order and, until the full
opinion comes out, it was apparent the commission would be in a holding pattern.
Cliff Levine, who represented the Senate
Democrats on appeal, told The Legal that
the commission could “absolutely not” start
drafting a new plan until the court released
its opinion.
Levine also agreed the full process of
getting district lines approved could take a
while, possibly even past the state’s April
24 primary elections. Levine pointed to the
complicated, novel issues before the court,
the time frame for filing concurring and dissenting opinions, and the push for some type
of consensus as factors that could slow the
process.
“Unless there is clear uniformity then I
would expect there would be some analysis
and maybe some give-and-take to see if they
can craft a unanimous decision for guidance,” Levine said.
But Art Heinz, a spokesman for the
the admission of all of the cases that prosecutors want to submit would sweep up his client
in prejudicial evidence that has no relation to
his own case.
Cipoletti argued that church documents
show that it was four months after Lynn
received a report that a young man of an undetermined age was living with co-defendant
the Rev. James Brennan before he sent a colleague to “figure out what was going on, to
put a name” to the young man.
Brennan’s attorney, William J. Brennan,
said that the only direct evidence against
James Brennan is the testimony of the alleged victim, Mark Bukowski.
The complaint made to the archdiocese
that James Brennan was living with a young
man in his rectory and a complaint made that
he was wrestling with a young man behind
closed doors connoted more that the priest
was a “noisy pain in the ass” than that he was
committing sexual abuse or other improprieties, William Brennan said.
Bukowski, when needing to complete community service, actively sought out James
Brennan at the parish he was assigned to in
Feasterville, Bucks County, William Brennan
said.
“If their theory is that there’s a grooming
process, a safe harbor and a soft landing,”
William Brennan asked, why did Bukowski
seek out his client?
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Follow her on Twitter @AmarisTLI. •
Administrative Offices of Pennsylvania
Courts, said the target of releasing an opinion
this week has remained an attainable one.
In a set of appeals that had been widely
viewed as a political battle, it was Chief
Justice Ronald D. Castille, a Republican, who
broke party lines last week. Castille, along
with Justices Max Baer, Debra Todd and
Seamus P. McCaffery, the court’s Democrats,
supported remand.
Justice Thomas G. Saylor, who in 2001
wrote a concurring opinion in which he said
the court should “not occupy an unduly passive role” in evaluating redistricting appeals,
wrote for the dissenting justices.
Saylor said the challenges to the districts
did not persuade him that the 2011 districts
were contrary to the law.
“Although I am receptive to the concern
that past decisions of the court may suggest an unnecessarily stringent approach to
equalization of population as between voting
districts, I believe this could be addressed
via prospective guidance from the court,”
Saylor said.
Justice J. Michael Eakin joined Saylor
along with fellow Republican Justice Joan
Orie Melvin, who faced public calls for recusal heading into last week’s arguments because of her relationship with, and the state’s
allegations against, her sister, Sen. Jane Orie,
R-McCandless.
While Harvey said there would be several
constitutional problems associated with proceeding under the old districts, he conceded
it would be unlikely the commission and
court could get new districts in place in time
for the primaries.
“But I see real difficulty in going forward
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consequences and remanded the case for the
court to consider those requests under the correct legal standard.
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pesticide products since the 1970s,” wrote
Marie Paquette, senior product regulations
specialist. “It is unclear as to why the agency
would list silver as a new active ingredient.”
The Dow Chemical Co. echoed the question.
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to draw correlations between the justices’
personal experiences and their views on the
media.
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narrow, focused on the conduct that was actually investigated, focused on the conduct that
we have found significant problems with,”
Donovan said. “Those releases are narrow
enough to allow us to go forward aggressively
with what we are describing today.”
Donovan also said it would be a “grave
injustice” to have potentially hundreds of
billions paid to private investors, pension
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salutary function of arbitration.”
Two weeks later, Bob was anything but
joyful when he received the court’s order that
granted the petition and vacated the arbitration award as the result of Bob’s concealed
relationship with the arbitrator.
Where did Bob go wrong? Under
Pennsylvania law, does a challenger ever
have more than 30 days to seek to vacate an
arbitration award?
According to the trial court’s opinion
that accompanied the order granting Bob’s
adversary’s petition, Section 7314 of the
Pennsylvania Uniform Arbitration Act states
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Major oil and gas companies such as
Talisman Energy Inc., Range Resources
Corp. and Chesapeake Energy Corp. have
established a presence in the region in recent
years, according to Bagnell.
“That gave us a great opportunity to be here
to serve these clients,” she said.
But Bagnell added that the firm considers
energy to be a global issue, which is why
it created the global energy and natural resources group last October, the aim of which,
she said, is “to serve not only oil and gas
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“We appreciate the 3rd Circuit’s unanimous recognition that the evidence of age discrimination was considerable and more than
sufficient to support the jury’s finding that PQ
broke the law,” Goldshaw said in a statement.
“We also appreciate the 3rd Circuit’s decision
on our cross-appeal, and we look forward to
the district court’s upcoming decisions on
the additional items of relief we are seeking,
including prejudgment interest, attorney fees
and costs, and an award to offset negative tax
consequences of receiving wages in a lump
sum.”
Elizabeth A. Malloy of Buchanan Ingersoll
& Rooney represented PQ Corp. She declined
to comment on the ruling.
Gina Passarella can be contacted at 215557-2494 or at gpassarella@alm.com. Follow
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(Copies of the 14-page opinion in Marcus
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“Silver is not a new active ingredient, and it
is unclear why EPA has chosen to identify
this submission as containing a new active,”
wrote Abigail Trueblood, senior regulatory
specialist.
To the NRDC and other groups that filed
comments opposing EPA approval, it’s not
so simple.
“There are differences between biological and environmental behavior between
conventional silver and some intentionally
produced nanosilver particles, at least in
laboratory studies,” wrote Jo Anne Shatkin,
managing director of CLF Ventures Inc., an
affiliate of the Conservation Law Foundation.
“These differences warrant further investigation.” The group also asked the EPA to require
labeling of all fabrics containing nanosilver.
The California Department of Pesticide
Regulation also urged caution. “The data gaps
regarding products containing nanosilver are
significant,” wrote Marylou Verder-Carlos,
assistant director of the Pesticide Programs
Division. “It is our position that the U.S.
EPA should wait for the additional data to be
developed before proceeding with the conditional registration.”
Jenna Greene is a reporter for The National
Law Journal, a Legal affiliate based in New
York. •
Conference host and Brigham Young professor RonNell Andersen Jones, formerly a
clerk to Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, explored the seeming inconsistency between the
court’s “overwhelmingly press-protective”
decisions and its “access-stingy” policies relating to its own work. One explanation, she
said, is that the court can exercise “a colossal
amount of control over their operations.”
Boston College Law School professor
Mary-Rose Papandrea spoke about the justices’ “quite cautious” approach to new technology in their decisions and in their personal
lives. She said “my beloved boss” Justice
David Souter, for whom she clerked, recently
said — perhaps jokingly — that he had tried
to use an iPad, but hid it in a closet because he
could not figure out how to turn it off.
Tony Mauro is the U.S. Supreme Court correspondent for The National Law Journal, a
Legal affiliate based in New York. This article
first appeared on The BLT: The Blog of Legal
Times. •
funds and others but not have homeowners
who held the loans made whole. He said he
is hopeful the working group will provide a
template not only for accountability but for
“real relief” for homeowners.
New York Attorney General Eric
Schneiderman, a co-chair of the group, said
he is working closely with state attorneys
general Martha Coakley of Massachusetts,
Nevada’s Catherine Cortez Masto and Beau
Biden of Delaware.
Conversations began months ago about the
possibility of joining state and federal forces.
“It didn’t take long for us to realize this was
the only way we were really going to restore
the public’s confidence in the financial services industry, which has been badly shaken,”
Schneiderman said.
Schneiderman predicted actions in the coming days and weeks that he said will mark just
how aggressive the new group is digging in to
hold accountable financial institutions.
“I think there is a recognition that you have
to have accountability,” Schneiderman said.
Regarding the financial services industry, he
said: “To put it bluntly, we know what they
did. They know what they did. They know we
know what they did.”
Federal rules of criminal procedure and
confidentiality agreements will shape the
extent to which state and federal prosecutors
are able to share information with each other.
“We are looking to share everything we can
share,” Schneiderman said.
Holder said prosecutors can structure the
sharing of information in a way that does not
run afoul of the federal rule that mandates
secrecy of grand jury investigations.
Mike Scarcella is a reporter for The
National Law Journal, a Legal affiliate based
in New York. This article first appeared on
The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times. •
that a party can seek vacatur, not only within
30 days of receipt of the arbitration award,
but also within 30 days after the party knows
or should know of the grounds supporting
the vacatur petition: “An application under
this section shall be made within 30 days
after delivery of a copy of the award to the
applicant, except that, if predicated upon corruption, fraud, misconduct or other improper
means, it shall be made within 30 days after
such grounds are known or should have been
known to the applicant.”
By overlooking Section 7314, the trial
court said, Bob failed to confront the fundamental issues:
• When did his adversary learn about Bob’s
prior attorney-client relationship with the
arbitrator?
• When should his adversary have learned
about the prior relationship?
• Did his adversary act within 30 days of
learning those facts?
So much for the “any challenge” language
in Snyder — at least according to the trial
court.
Citing Section 7314, the trial court rejected Bob’s it-is-too-late-to-object argument:
“Nothing in the record suggests that [Bob’s
adversary] filed its petition more than 30
days after discovering the grounds for the
petition.”
Bob made one other mistake here: He
failed to appeal the trial court’s order. An
appeal probably would have been successful because the trial court probably blew it.
The time limitation in Section 7314 (“30
days after such grounds are known or should
have been known to the applicant”) seems to
apply only to statutory arbitration proceedings. However, Bob was engaged in a common law proceeding. Therefore, the 30-day
period to challenge the arbitration award in
favor of Bob’s client started to run on the date
of delivery of the award and not one day later.
Bob’s adversary’s petition was untimely, and
Bob did get it right.
In my next column, I will ask Bob — clad
in sackcloth — to explain the differences between statutory arbitration and common law
arbitration when it comes to appealing from
an arbitration award. I will instruct Bob to
point out the ambiguities in the statute. After
Bob spills the beans, we will feel a bit better
about his failure to appeal. •
clients but all energy clients.”
Joy, who represents oil and gas companies
ranging in size from small “mom and pop”
companies to some major corporations, said
he looked into joining a number of Pittsburgharea law firms of varying sizes, but decided
on Reed Smith in part because the formation
of the global energy group showed the firm
had made a commitment to energy law.
“They’ve broken down the traditional Big
Law silos,” he said.
But while Joy’s story of moving hundreds
of miles away from where he had previously
been practicing law may sound unique, he is
far from the only lawyer who has packed up
and moved to Western Pennsylvania in hopes
of taking part in the energy boom.
For example, Texas-based energy firm
Burleson recently brought aboard James
Strawn, a former in-house counsel for
Conoco Inc., Pennzoil, Windsor Energy Inc.
and Devon Energy, who is set to move to the
Pittsburgh region from Oklahoma City.
Kevin L. Colosimo, head of Burleson’s
Washington County, Pa., office, said Strawn
fits into the “significant investment” the firm
has made in the Appalachian region, having signed a long-term lease in Washington
County with the intention of remaining in the
area permanently.
“There are folks here that have the ‘toe
in the water’ sort of thing — they’ve taken
a short-term lease and have put a couple of
people to work,” he said. “I have 32 lawyers
[in the Washington County office] now, so we
have at least a whole foot in the water.”
In September, the firm hired Ivan DeVoren,
former chair of the environmental group at
Philadelphia-based Kleinbard Bell & Brecker,
who picked up and moved across the state to
work in the firm’s Washington County office.
DeVoren told The Legal at the time that he
saw going west as an opportunity to be “on
the cutting edge” and to challenge himself
professionally.
Shortly before that, in August, Houstonbased Fulbright & Jaworski hired Janet
McQuaid as an environmental law partner in
its Washington County office.
McQuaid had been a partner in Fulbright
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exist, the insured person resumes paying premiums. We also recommend this rider.
• Return of premium riders provide that
upon the death of the insured the policy
owner or beneficiary will receive the total
premiums paid. There are variations to this
rider; however, the amount is usually returned
in full, without any interest, even if benefits
were paid. This rider has an intriguing application when it comes to wealth transfer.
For example, one strategy is for a trust to
purchase an LTCI policy with a maximum
coverage indemnification benefit with the
return of premium riders.
Assume for illustration that the premiums
are $500,000. When the insured dies, the
trust gets back the $500,000. In the event of
a claim for long-term care the trust can keep
the money from the carrier and the insured,
who is wealthy, can reduce his or her taxable
estate buy paying the long-term care costs out
of pocket.
Types of LTCI Policies
There are various types of policies, including standalone indemnity, standalone reimbursement and combination product policies
that should be considered when counseling
a client.
• Indemnity pays “per-diem” regardless of
the costs incurred. If an insured has a $200
daily benefit and only spends $150 daily, he
or she still receives the $200. These types of
policies are also referred to as cash policies
and offer the most flexibility.
• Reimbursement pays the amount of outof-pocket to the insured. For example, if an
insured has a daily benefit of $200 and spends
$150 daily, he or she is reimbursed the $150.
This excess $50 dollars, in some policies, is
contributed to a pool, thereby potentially extending the benefit period. The downfall to a
reimbursement policy is the lack of spending
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in electing [officials] within the old districts,”
he added.
Meanwhile, the court’s surprise decision to
reject the commission’s plans made headlines
after Baer made comments to the press about
the matter.
Specifically, Baer’s comments to
Capitolwire.com — a Web-based news service out of Harrisburg — stirred a strong
GOP response that the jurist committed an
ethical violation by making a public comment
about a case that was “pending” before him.
According to the website’s report, Baer
indicated the 2012 elections would likely follow the 2001 maps.
“‘I think that is what the majority intended
and I think that is what a reading of the chief
justice’s order said,’” Baer told the news
service.
The Republican party (which Levine added
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& Jaworski’s Austin, Texas, office until 2008,
T U E S D A Y, j anuary 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 freedom. Expenditures related to the policy
must be documented and approved by the
carrier prior to reimbursement.
• Combination products are also available
such as a universal life/LTC rider. The typical
buyer of a combination product has excess
assets and would like to create a tax-efficient
legacy. He or she has long-term care concerns
but has decided against a traditional, standalone LTCI policy, where there is no cash
value and no death benefit. A combination
policy can be used to maximize the value of
the insured’s legacy and help protect the value
of his or her savings against the potential
devastating financial impact of a long-term
care event.
With a life/LTC combination contract there
is a designated face amount that provides a
tax-free death benefit. The addition of the
LTC rider allows the life insurance contract
to be accessed for living benefits by paying
down the face amount when the insured qualifies for LTC benefits. There is a maximum
monthly LTC benefit set forth in the contract
and as benefits are paid, the cash value and
death benefit are reduced accordingly.
Perhaps the most attractive feature is that
most combination products contain a return
of premium. If the owner cancels the contract,
at any time and for any reason, the owner gets
all of his or her money back (less any benefits
paid). There are no surrender charges or fees.
Granted, there is generally no interest or gain,
but in today’s low interest rate environment,
many clients have money in CDs or money
markets earning less than 1 percent.
approved Medicaid facilities and nurses. In
private policies, the insured has considerably more freedom regarding care. Once the
care covered on the private policy expires,
Medicaid extended coverage care must be
provided within the state of origin (or the state
in which the partnership has been applied).
This is often a significant issue because
many people that reside, for example, in
Pennsylvania, may relocate to another state
(or country). Assume an insured purchased a
partnership plan in State A, moved to State B
and filed a claim; the private policy would pay
for the coverage until the benefit period expires. In order to use the Medicaid extended
coverage aspect of the policy, the insured
would have to relocate to State A.
Taxation
credits toward the premiums for a tax-qualified LTCI policy. There may also be tax advantages where a business purchases LTCI.
According to the American Association of
Long-Term Care Insurance, when a Subchapter
C corporation purchases a tax-qualified LTCI
policy on behalf of any of its employees (or
their spouses and dependents), the corporation is entitled to take a 100 percent deduction
of the premium as a business expense. The
purchase of a tax-qualified LTCI policy is not
subject to any non-discrimination rules, thus
allowing an employer to be selective in the
classification of employees it elects to cover.
In addition, partners of a partnership, members of an LLC that is taxed as a partnership,
and shareholders/employees of Subchapter S
corporations who own more than 2 percent of
the corporation, may deduct up to 100 percent
of the age-based eligible premium (where the
entity pays the premium and the insured pays
income tax on the premium).
In addition to private policies, states offer
partnership policies jointly by state governments through private insurance companies.
The program combines aspects of private
LTCI with Medicaid extended coverage and
enables the insured to protect his or her assets instead of spending all of them down to
become eligible for Medicaid.
Partnership plans have certain drawbacks.
The insured is generally restricted to using
The Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act of 1996 provides some tax
incentives to those in the private sector that
purchase LTCI. Under the act, LTCI policies
that meet certain requirements may qualify
for federal and state tax benefits, known as
qualified LTCI policies. Policies that do not
meet these specific requirements are known
as non-qualified LTCI policies.
• Qualified LTCIs are eligible for tax-deductions on both premiums and benefits. Benefits
received are generally not considered taxable
income and premiums can be deducted in the
same manner as medical expenses. These are
the most common policies offered in today’s
market. A tax-qualified policy requires that a
person be expected to require care for at least
90 days and be unable to perform two or more
ADLs without substantial assistance. A doctor must provide a plan of care.
• Non-qualified LTCI is referred to as a
traditional long-term care plan and has medical necessity triggers that allow the insured’s
personal doctor to decide on the status of an
ADL. These policies usually only require the
insured to be unable to perform one ADL.
Few non-qualified plans are available in today’s market.
Some states offer tax deductions or tax
saw increased performance in 14 of the 19
“swing districts” under the final plan), immediately responded with a statement from
Michael Barley, the executive director of the
state Republican Committee.
“While the rest of Pennsylvania anxiously
awaits the court’s opinion on redistricting,
Justice Baer decided to provide his own commentary on the matter, violating both Judicial
Canon and the Pennsylvania Constitution in
the process,” Barley said in the statement.
“The fact that a Pennsylvania Supreme Court
judge would make politically motivated comments to the press on a pending court proceeding is absolutely outrageous, especially
since the court’s official opinion on the matter
has not yet been released.”
“Justice Baer’s comments are more than
just an abdication of his judicial responsibilities; they are in direct contravention of both
the Pennsylvania Code of Judicial Conduct
and the Pennsylvania Constitution,” he added.
“Justice Bear should be reprimanded for his
poor judgment and recuse himself from any
judicial activity related to this matter.”
Abe Reich, whose practice at Fox
Rothschild focuses on ethics, said a cursory
review of Baer’s comments did not seem to
indicate an ethical breach.
He said the question is whether the case
was “pending” before the court. And, since
its order had already revealed how the justices
were going to rule, albeit without a complete
explanation, Reich said he didn’t see a problem with the comments.
“Had he discussed it publicly before the
order was entered, I might have felt differently,” Reich said. “But once the order was
entered, I think it was a different ball game.”
Reich also noted that Baer’s comments,
as he understood them, did not offer much
information beyond the two-page order that
Baer joined.
“While we always like judges to refrain
from speaking about matters pending before
them, since the decision had already been
made, I’m not sure his comments were particularly revealing.”
Shira Goodman, deputy director of the
Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts, agreed
that how one describes the word “pending”
was essential in determining whether Baer
had made an ethical breach.
She called it “an unusual posture” that
Baer’s comments came between an order and
an opinion, as the two are typically released
together.
Goodman added that any judge offering a
public comment about a pending case could
create confusion and possibly undermine the
court’s decision.
Added Levine: “Justice Baer was simply
reflecting the complexity of the issues. The
executive director of the Republican Party
was totally out of line for stating this was a
political statement.”
Lawyers for the commission, former
Superior Court Judge Joseph Del Sole and
William S. Stickman, did not return requests
for comment.
Ben Present can be contacted at 215-5572315 or bpresent@alm.com. Follow him on
Twitter @BPresentTLI. •
when she left to become in-house counsel to
one of the firm’s clients, Houston-based natural gas producer El Paso Corp.
She told The Legal that she saw moving
from Texas to Western Pennsylvania, where
she grew up, as “an exciting opportunity”
because of the drilling activity currently
heating up in “the tri- or quad-state area —
Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and some
in Kentucky.”
“And I think eventually New York will
come to its senses and there will be some oil
and gas development there as well,” she said.
Zack Needles can be contacted at zneedles@alm.com or at 215-557-2493. Follow
him on Twitter @ZNeedlesTLI. •
State Partnership
International Coverage
If an insured desires care outside of the
United States, a policy may pay limited or
no benefits. If you think there is a likelihood
or even possibility that an insured will reside
abroad, that might be the overriding factor in
determining coverage.
The Big Picture
According to the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services, about 60 percent of individuals over the age of 65 will require some
type of long-term care. About 40 percent of
those receiving long-term care today are between 18 and 64. Once a decline in health has
occurred, LTCI may not be obtainable.
This type of insurance can protect retirement savings, ensure an inheritance for loved
ones, provide security and peace of mind, be
offered as an employee benefit and, for those
who are financially secure who can afford
to self insure, be used as a wealth transfer
vehicle. For many, LTCI policies should be
considered an integral component of their
estate and financial plan. •
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JACOBS,JOSEPH -- Eli Jacobs,
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1-31-3
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& Cassidy LLP, 2444 Huntingdon
Pike, Huntingdon Valley, PA
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MILLER, SANDRA N. -- Joseph
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1-17-3
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215 S. Broad Street, 5th Fl., Philadelphia, PA 19107.
1-17-3
CLARKE, MARIE D., (also
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Road, Philadelphia, PA 19120,
John Clark, 1017 E. Durham
Street, Philadelphia, PA 19150
and Dorothy King, 5113 Ludlow
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Administrators.
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FORMAN, HARRIET -- Hope
Bosniak, Executrix, c/o Dessen,
Moses & Rossitto, 600 Easton
Rd., Willow Grove, PA 19090;
Dessen, Moses & Rossitto, Attorneys, 600 Easton Road, Willow
Grove, PA 19090.
1-24-3*
O'BRIEN, MARGARET M. -Shawn P. O'Brien, Administratrix, c/o Dennis R. Primavera, Esquire, 3200 Magee Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19149; Dennis R.
Primavera, Attorney, 3200 Magee
Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19149.
1-17-3
PENICHELLI, MICHAEL J. -Daniel Penichelli, Executor, c/o
Maria Lisa Penichelli, Esq., 1830
Hombard St., Apt. 511, Philadelphia, PA 19146.
1-24-3*
PERFETTI, ANGELA C.
-Sandra L. Ongaro, Executrix, c/o
Robert F. Blanck, Esquire, Schubert, Gallagher, Tyler & Mulcahey, 1500 John F. Kennedy
Boulevard, Suite 1400, Philadelphia, PA 19102-1890; Robert F.
Blanck, Attorney, Schubert, Gallagher, Tyler & Mulcahey, 1500
John F. Kennedy Boulevard,
Suite 1400, Philadelphia, PA
19102-1890.
1-17-3*
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Notices
Estate Notices
PORTER, ROBERT M. -- Alice
M. Sanzick, Executrix, 3151 Fairway Avenue, Bristol, PA 19007;
Lewis A. Walder, Attorney,
Walder & Zaslow, P. C., 7212
Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia,
PA 19135.
1-17-3
PRETTYMAN,
ELEANOR
BOGGS, (also known as ELEANOR PRETTYMAN) -- PNC Bank,
Executor, c/o Daniel J. Marakowski, Vice President, 1600 Market
Street, 6th Fl, Philadelphia, PA
19103; Margaret E.W. Sager, Attorney, Heckscher, Teillon, Terrill & Sager, 100 Four Falls, Suite
300, West Conshohocken, PA
19428-2950.
1-17-3
SCHAEFFER, IDA, (also known
as IDA SOLOW SCHAEFFER) -Pearl B. Schaeffer, Executrix,
1802 S. 13th Street, Philadelphia,
PA 19148; Irwin S. Love, Attorney, 5 Radnor Corporate Center,
#450, Radnor, PA 19087.
1-31-3
SIDES, ROBERT D., (also known
as ROBERT DOUGLAS SIDES)
-- Virginia Berry, Executrix, c/o
Philip A. Charamella, Esq., Michael D. Fioretti, Esq., The
Bourse Bldg., (790), 111 S. Independence Mall E, Philadelphia,
PA 19106; Michael D. Fioretti,
Attorney, The Bourse Bldg.,
(790), 111 S Independence E,
1-24-3*
SMITH, CATHARINE B.
-Carmella Ann Frank, Administratrix, 1909 Tremont Street, Philadelphia, PA 19115; Alice J. Tillger, Attorney, 271 Bethlehem
Pike, Ste. 202, Colmar, PA
18915.
1-31-3
SWARTZ, ANNA -- Edward
Swartz, Executor, P.O. Box
14361, 9925 Bustleton Avenue,
1-17-3*
TREAT, PETER J., (also known
as PETER JOHN TREAT) -Mary R. Badame, Executrix, c/o
Marie K. Parrott, Esquire, 1420
Walnut Street, Ste. 1107, Philadelphia, PA 19102; Marie K. Parrott, Attorney, 1420 Walnut
Street, Ste. 1107, Philadelphia,
PA 19102.
1-17-3
WHITEHURST, KATHERINE -Jennifer Iacono, Administratrix,
DBN, c/o Joseph Strampello, Esquire, 399 Market Street, Suite
200, Philadelphia, PA 19106; Joseph Strampello, Attorney, 399
Market Street, Suite 200, Philadelphia, PA 19106.
1-17-3
Corporate Notices
NOTICE is hereby given that on
January 27, 2012 Articles of Incorporation were filed with the
Pennsylvania
Department
of
State for Clarity Home Care, Inc.
a corporation organized under the
provisions of the Pennsylvania
Business Corporation Law of
1988, effective October 1, 1989,
for the purpose of engaging in all
lawful business for which corporations may be incorporated under said Act.
1-31-1*
Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed
with the Department of State for
RELIANT SENIOR CARE MANAGEMENT, INC., a corporation
organized under the Pennsylvania
Business Corporation Law of
1988.
DUANE MORRIS, LLP,
Solicitors
30 S. 17th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
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Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the provisions of Section
4129 of the Business Corporation
Law of 1988, Koch Minerals SA
Corp, a corporation of the Country of Switzerland with principal
office
at
4111
E
37th
North,Wichita, KS 67220, and
having a Commercial Registered
Office Provider and County of
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System,
Philadelphia
County, which on December 22,
2004 was granted a Certificate of
Authority to transact business in
the Commonwealth, intends to
file an Application for Termination of Authority with the Department of State.
1-31-1
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4129 of the Business Corporation
Law of 1988, PREMISES PROVIDERS, INC., a corporation of
the State of Maryland with principal office at 351 W. Camden St.,
6th Fl., Baltimore, MD 21201,
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The Penn Mutual Life
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NOTICE is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation have been
filed with the Department of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
on 1/20/2012 under the Domestic
Business Corporation Law, for
Law Offices of Anthony J. Comerota, P.C., and the addr. of the
registered office is Two Penn
Ctr., Ste. 1850, Philadelphia, PA
19102.
1-31-1*
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Trustees of The Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company will be held
at the Company’s offices at 600
Dresher Road, Horsham, Pennsylvania on March 6, 2012, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and
2:00 p.m.
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Vice President, General Counsel,
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88 E. Seymour St.
1156 E. Sedgley Ave.
2411 S Sheridian St.
525 Sigel St.
2214 Sigel St.
5919 Spruce St.
4840 Stenton Ave.
2609 W Sterner St.
1552 S Stillman St.
5625 Stokes St.
3009 N Taney St.
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6000 W Thompson St.
1102 E Tioga St.
1981 Wakeling St.
5847 Walnut St.
2722 Wharton St.
815 E. Willard St.
1211 Wood St.
236 W Wmoreland St.
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6602 N Uber St.
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VOL P. 689
T u e s d a y, J an u ar y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 SHERIFF’S SALE
Sale. . . Under provisions of Act of Assembly May
16, 1923, P.L. 207 and the Amendments thereto, and
as required by the Act of March 15, 1956 - No. 388,
subject to the right of redemption as provided by
law, real estate as follows:
10 A.M.
February 15, 2012
The City of Philadelphia
FIRST DISTRICT PLAZA
3801 MARKET STREET
FEBRUARY 15, 2012
SHERIFF’S SALE
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM DECEMBER 15, 2010
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
46
3501-49 Richmond St.
Lot Irreg.
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM MARCH 16, 2011
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
9
2418 Catharine St.
15’ X 49’ 3”
50
5328-34 Woodland Ave.
Lot Irreg.
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM JUNE 15, 2011
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
13
5519 Crowson St.
15’ X 50’
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM JULY 20, 2011
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
54
3730 N. 18th St.
16’ X 93’ 8”
66
5324 N. 03rd St.
Lot Irreg.
72
2001-11 N. 54th St.
105’ X 228’
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM AUGUST 17, 2011
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
2
5647 Arch St.
15’ 2” X 50’
5
530 W. Cambria St.
16’ X 51’
31
3218 N. Spangler St.
16’ X 80’
40
1208 W. Venango St.
14’ X Irreg.
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM SEPTEMBER 21, 2011
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
1
2401 N. 05th St.
19’11” X 52’8-1/2”
62
1139 W. Tioga St.
15’ 8” X 47’ 6”
65
6024 Upland St.
14’ 6” X 58’
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM OCTOBER 19, 2011
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
14
1943 S. Alden St.
15’ X 53’
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM NOVEMBER 16, 2011
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
1
1401-25 N. 05th St.
Lot Irreg.
40
5602 Florence Ave.
19’ 2” X 67’ 3”
52
1235-57 N. Hutchinson St.
195’4-3/4” X 82’
66
3828 Pennsgrove St.
15’ 9” X 67’
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM DECEMBER 21, 2011
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
1
1602-18 N. 05th St. Lot Irreg. Premises A to M
6
1620 N. 55th St.
16’ X 98’ 3/4”
7
1667 N. 56th St.
15’ X 109’ 2-3/4”
10
11843 Academy Rd. #D1 Condominium Unit #D1
14
606 Brill St.
15’ X 60’
25
1735 Fillmore St.
Lot Irreg.
27
1308 S. Garnet St.
14’ 4” X 61’ 9”
31
1422 W. Girard Ave.
21’ 8” X 114’ 8”
34
1624 W. Glenwood St.
Lot Irreg.
38
1724 Harrison St.
22’ X 110’
49
238 E. Indiana Ave.
15’ X 64’
54
6102 Lindbergh Blv.
16’ X 68’ 6”
57
2842 N. Marshall St.
14’ 9” X 89’ 6”
65
4606 Pennhurst St.
18’ X 75’
THE FOLLOWING WAS POSTPONED FROM JANUARY 18, 2012
WRIT NO:
PREMISES:
FRONT:
5
7137 N. 20th St.
15’ 8” X 82’ 8”
12
1218 S. 52nd St.
20’ X 108’
14
102 S. 62nd St.
15’ 4” X 94’ 5-7/8”
16
5471 Arlington St.
Lot Irreg.
19
2073 Bennett Rd.
Lot Irreg.
24
2334 W. Firth St.
14’ 5” X 60’
27
3828 W. Girard Ave.
16’ X 105’
34
2766 N. Judson St.
14’ 6” X 45’
39
1937 W. Lehigh Ave.
16’ X 83’
40
4105 Leidy Ave.
16’ X Irreg.
42
641 E. Lippincott St.
14’ 3” X 50’
46
1507 W. Louden St.
14’ 3” X 76’
48
5142 Ludlow St.
15’ X 61’
55
1840 E. Monmouth St.
14’ 5” X 57’ 6”
58
5638 Morton St.
Lot Irreg.
62
2211 N. Natrona St.
16’ X 62’
64
2825 N. Newkirk St.
16’ X 66’
65
3216 N. Newkirk St.
14’ 4” X 60’
67
2431 Nicholas St.
14’ 3” X 55’
68
2435 Nicholas St.
14’ 3” X 55’
69
2932 Nicholas St.
15’ X 54’
70
2204 W. Norris st.
14’ X 63’ 6”
71
5958 N. Norwood St.
14’ 7/8” X 85’
81
2623 W. Oxford St.
17’ 6” X 76’
FEBRUARY 15, 2012
SHERIFF’S SALE
WRIT NO:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
PREMISES:
FRONT:
1347 S. 07th St.
17’ X 62’
3121 N. 10th St.
14’ 3” X 66’
3404 N. 11th St.
18’ X Irreg.
3933 N. 17th St.
15’ X 88’ 11”
6245 N. 18th St.
Lot Irreg.
4520 N. 19th St.
15’ X 84’ 5”
2766 N. 28th St.
15’ X 62’
3101 N. 32nd St.
Lot Irreg.
1723 N. 42nd St.
18’ X 84’ 6”
897 N. 45th St.
15’3-3/4” X 38’ 5-3/4”
1359 S. 46th St.
14’ 4” X 80’
283 S. 52nd St.
18’ 10” X 91’ 3-7/8”
1722 N. 59th St.
15’ X 95’
603 S. 60th St.
15’ 8” X 85’
1938 Brunner St.
13’ 6” X 62’
329 W. Cambria St.
16’ X 68’
2336 Cecil B Moore Ave.
18’ X 80’
1026 E. Chelten Ave.
15’ 3” X 80’
450 E. Church Ln.
Lot Irreg. Premises A & B
647 N. Conestoga St.
14’ X 44’
2566 N. Corlies St.
14’ 2” X 50’
1952 N. Croskey St.
14’ 5” X 70’
422 Diamond St.
15’ X 60’ 6”
2436 N. Douglas St.
15’ 1-1/2” X 50’
1733 Dounton St.
15’ X 60’
2717 N. Dover St.
15’ X 52’ 9”
1435 N. Felton St.
15’ X 54’
2605 W. Fletcher St.
18’ X 120’
5400 Florence Ave.
18’ X 68’
1101-03 Frankford Ave.
Lot Irreg.
4838 Frankford Ave.
20’ X 123’-3 ½”
3842 N. Franklin St.
15’ X 63’
7427 Georgian Rd.
15’ 9” X 92’ 6”
6527-29 Germantown Ave.
Lot Irreg.
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
1928 Gerritt St.
14’ X 49’ 6”
6163 Hegerman St.
14’ 11-1/2” X 95’
2655 Holbrook St.
16’ ¾” X 73’ 10”
5041-43 Hoopes St.
50’ X 69’
1722 W. Huntingdon St.
14’ 2” X 61’ 6”
2005 W. Indiana Ave.
14’ 4” X 55’
5141 Irving St.
15’ 4” X 72’
3931 J St.
16’ 3” X 70’
2909 N. Judson St.
16’ X 46’
5433 Kingsessing Ave.
15’ X 65’
6239 Larchwood Ave.
15’ 4” X 78’
6412 Lawnton Ave.
Lot Irreg
3626-30 N. Lawrence St. 40’X104’7-1/2”PremA,B&C
5649 Lebanon Ave.
16’ X 100’
2703 W. Lehigh Ave.
15’ 2” X 74’
31 W. Manheim St.
23’ X 105’
5105 Market St.
16’ X 86’
1835 N. Marston St.
14’ X 42’
5828 Master St.
16’ X 74’ 6”
927 Mc Pherson St.
25’ 6” X 96’ 6”
5338 Media St.
16’ 3/8” X Irreg.
2821 N. Newkirk St.
16’ X 66’
2722 W. Oakdale St.
15’ X 45’
1428 S. Paxon St.
14’ 4” X 49’ 1”
230 W. Penn St.
Lot Irreg.
486 E. Penn St.
15’ X 76’ 5-7/8”
3061 N. Percy St.
14’ 6” X 48’
101 E. Phil Ellena St.
Lot Irreg.
1313 W. Pike St.
15’ X 85’
5427 Pine St.
16’ X 75’
3049 Potter St.
14’ X 45’
464 Potterton Hgts.
Lot Irreg.
469 Potterton Hgts.
16’ 2” X 80’ 3”
470 Potterton Hgts.
15’ 5” X 63’ 1-3/4”
473 Potterton Hgts.
Lot Irreg.
355 E. Price St.
Lot Irreg.
5015 Race St.
15’ 6” X 72’
2015 N. Randolph St.
16’ X 60’
2027 N. Randolph St.
16’ X 60’
1437 N. Redﬁeld St.
15’ X 88’ 8-1/2”
2334 Reed St.
16’ X 66’
2630 Reed St.
15’ 2” X 59’ 6”
2953 N. Reese St.
13’ 8-1/2” X 67’
3417 N. Reese St.
13’ X 40’
5425 Regent St.
15’ X 60’
6028 Regent St.
16’ X 57’
4136 Reno St.
Lot Irreg.
1634 Ridge Ave.
20’ X Irreg.
5420 Ridgewood St.
15’ 7” X 65’
2806 N. Ringgold St.
14’ 4” X 46’ 6”
5321 Rising Sun Ave.
30’ X 125’
447 W. Roosevelt Blvd.
Lot Irreg.
1939 Rowan St.
15’ 6” X 90’
1214 S. Ruby St.
15’ X 50’
1709 N. Ruby St.
14’ 11-3/8” X 98’ 2-1/4”
5424 Sansom St.
16’ X 85’
5125 Sheldon St.
16’ 4” X 79’ 6”
4734 Shelmire Ave.
15’ X 64’ 10-3/8”
3111 N. Sheridan St.
14’ X 49’ 10-5/8”
427 Sigel St.
Lot Irreg.
73 E. Slocum St.
19’ 10-3/4” X 100’
1925 W. Somerset St.
16’ X 71’
2008 W. Spencer St.
20’ X 59’
2144 W. Spencer St.
15’ X 42’
5655 Sprague St.
Lot Irreg.
2020 Spring Garden St.
25’ X 150’
e CITY WILL BID ON THESE PROPERTIES FOR ACQUISITION. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 686-6552
TAX SALE
CONDITIONS OF SHERIFF SALE
Ten percent of the highest sum bid for each property auctioned off shall be deposited in cash, certified check, attorney’s check or money order with the Sheriff by each bidder when his bid is registered, provided that in no case shall less then Five Hundred dollars ($500.00) be deposit otherwise, upon
failure or refusal to make such deposit, the bidder shall lose all benefit of his bid and the property many be immediately offered again and sold unless a second bid had been registered, then, the second bidder will take the property at the highest bid price.
Additionally, where there is active bidding, the highest bidder, and the second bidder, if any must post the entire amount of the cost of the distribution policy for the property at the time of sale by case, certified check, attorney’s check or money order with the Sheriff.
The balance of the purchase money must be deposited in cash, certified check, attorney’s check or money order together with a Deed Poll for execution by the highest Bidder to the Sheriff at his office within thirty (30) days from the time of the sale. An extension of time of an additional thirty (30) days
may be granted at the discretion of the Sheriff upon receipt of written request from the buyer requesting the same, except where a second bid has been duly registered, Also, if the first bidder does not complete settlement with the Sheriff within the thirty (30) days time limit and a second bid was registered
at the sale, the second bidder shall be granted the same thirty (30) days time limit to make settlement with the Sheriff on his second bid. Thereafter, the Sheriff shall be at liberty to return the writ to court
A second bid must be registered on any property immediately after it is sold. The second bidder must present the same amount of deposit that the highest bidder delivers to the Sheriff at the sale.An extension of time under no circumstances will be granted or honored by the Sheriff whenever a second
bidder is registered on a property at the sale.
The deposit made by any bidder who fails to comply with the above conditions of sale shall be forfeited and the funds will be applied to the Sheriff’s cost, then to any municipal claims that the City of Philadelphia has on the property. Finally, if a balance still remains, a Sheriff Distribution Policy will be
ordered and the money will be distributed accordingly.
No personal checks, drafts or promises to pay will be accepted in lieu of cash, certified checks, attorney’s checks or money orders made payable to the Sheriff of Philadelphia County.
The Sheriff reserves the right to grant further extensions of time of settlement and further reserves the right to refuse bids from bidders who have failed to enter deposits on their bids, failed to make settlement or make fraudulent bids or any other behavior which causes disruption of the Sheriff Sale.
Said bidders shall be so refused for the sale in which said behavior occurred and for said further period of time as the Sheriff in his discretion shall determine.
The Sheriff requires from each successful purchaser before settlement, certification from the Department of Revenue of the city of Philadelphia, that the successful purchaser is not more than one year delinquent in paying real estate taxes on any properties owned by said purchaser with the City of
Philadelphia or that the purchaser is under agreement with the City of Philadelphia for repayment of any taxes due the City. The Sheriff reserves the right to waive the requirements of said certification when the said certification has been reasonably requested but has not been received.
The Sheriff will not acknowledge a deed poll to any individual or entity using an unregistered fictitious name and any, at his discretion, require proof of the identity of the purchaser or the registration of a fictitious name. The bid of an unregistered fictitious name shall be forfeited as if the bidder failed
to meet the terms of sale.
All bidders are advised to remain at the sale until the last property is sold. The Sheriff reserves the right to resell any property at any time before the end of the sale upon the successful bidder’s failure to tender the required deposit
EFFECTIVE DATE: July 1, 1989
REQUIREMENTS: All bidding starts at $800. Bidding is open and competitive. Each bidder must be prepared to deposit 10 percent of successful bid in cash or certified check. However, $500 is the minimum deposit which will be accepted. Shelley R. Smith, City Solicitor
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COURT NOTIC E S
Proposed Rules Regarding Insurance Company Rehabilitation and Liquidation Proceedings in
the Commonwealth Court
and for which neither Article V nor prior orders of the Court provide an avenue for redress, and any
other dispute that arises under Rules 3775 or 3776 that the Court determines shall be governed by Rule
3783.
(d) “ancillary case docket” shall refer to a docket created when an adversarial proceeding is
initiated or when a creditor files an objection to the liquidator’s claim determination under Rule 3781(c).
(e) “Court” shall mean the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania.
January 23, 2012
(f)
“formal proceeding” shall refer to an action to rehabilitate or liquidate an insurer pursuant to Sections 515 or 520 of Article V, 40 P.S. §§ 221.15 – 221.20.
Below are proposed rules that address obtaining judicial review of proceedings under Article V
of the Insurance Department Act of 1921 regarding rehabilitation and liquidation of insurance companies in
financial distress. Review under Article V falls within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Commonwealth Court.
(g) “master service list” shall refer to the list maintained by the receiver, as directed in Rule
3779, that consists of the contact information of the parties and/or their attorneys in a matter on the
administrative case docket.
The judges of the Commonwealth Court, following extensive discussion and review, approved the
rules for publication and comment.
NOTE: Administrative Case Docket - The following illustrates the types of filings that may appear on an
administrative case docket: any response to the petition to rehabilitate or liquidate; applications to intervene; responses in
opposition to a receiver’s applications for approval of reports, partial distributions, administrative expenses, etc.; applications seeking to compel the issuance of a notice of determination on a proof of claim or any other filings by the receiver
related to the administration of the liquidation or rehabilitation. Other than the filing that initiated an ancillary case docket,
the administrative case docket will not usually include filings related to matters assigned to an ancillary case docket.
Comments should be submitted within sixty (60) days of publication and should be directed to Jean
Warrick, Esquire, Commonwealth Court, 610 Sentry Park East – Suite 210, Blue Bell, PA 19422.
SUMMARY AND FORMAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST INSURERS
Rule 3771. Scope of Rules
Rule 3773. Filings; Number of Copies
Rules 3771-3784 apply to all actions in the Commonwealth Court arising under Article V of
The Insurance Department Act of 1921, Act of May 17, 1921, P.L. 789, added by the Act of December
14, 1977, P.L. 280, as amended, 40 P.S. §§ 221.1-221.63 (concerning summary and formal proceedings
against insurers) (Article V). The rules are intended to govern practice and procedures in Article V proceedings. In the event of any inconsistency, the provisions of Article V control.
(a)General Rule. Each filing with the Court shall consist of the
original document, two (2) copies, and a labeled CD-ROM or USB flash
drive containing a copy of the filing in portable document format (PDF).
(b)
Exception. Unless otherwise ordered by the
Court, proof of service or report of the performance of a ministerial task
does not need to be copied in electronic format.
(c)No Courtesy Copies. Courtesy copies of filings shall not be
provided to the judge’s chambers.
Rule 3772. Definitions
(a)
Unless otherwise stated, words and phrases used in these rules shall have the meanings
given to them under Article V.
(b)
“administrative case docket” shall refer to the docket created upon the initiation of a
formal proceeding by the filing of a petition to rehabilitate or liquidate an insurance company.
Rule 3774. Manner of Initiating Article V Proceedings
(a)Judicial Review of Summary Orders (Section 510 of
(c) “adversarial proceeding” shall refer to any action initiated by the rehabilitator or liquidator against persons other than the insurer, any action asserting a right or interest afforded by Article V
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t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 DISTRICT COURT
NOTICE
1. Counsel shall promptly notify the deputy clerk to each judge before whom
he/she has a case listed upon becoming
attached for trial in another court. To be
accorded recognition, a busy slip, using the
designated form, MUST be filed in Room
2609 before 1 p.m. on the day after counsel
becomes attached.
2. Cases in the trial pools do not necessarily appear in the order in which they will be
called. Counsel should therefore be ready
to begin trial upon receiving telephone call
notice, subject to the following:
(a) Counsel whose cases are in the pools
will be given 48 hours’ notice, if feasible,
but not less than 24 hours notice to ready
for trial with witnesses.
(b) It is counsel’s responsibility to check
with each judge’s deputy clerk on the
status and movement of criminal and civil
cases in that judge’s pool.
(c) Counsel will not be required to commence trial less than 24 hours after completing trial of another case.
J. CURTIS JOYNER
Chief Judge
J. C. JOYNER, C.J.
Courtroom 17A
Chambers: Room 17614
Deputy Clerk: Sharon Carter
Phone: 267-299-7419
WED., FEBRUARY 8, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-628- A. S. Glenn
U.S.A. v.Christopher Croson
T. Henry
TUE., FEBRUARY 14, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
2:00 P.M.
CR2011-458- D. J. Ignall
United States v.Terry Trapp
M. G. Paul
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-505- J. J. Khan
U.S.A. v.Youssef Khaldi
D. Kozlow
Civil Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
2010-2680 H. K. Jacobs
American Board of Internal Medicine v.Sarah
Von Muller, M.D.
G. A. Ellis
MON., FEBRUARY 27, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-506- R. Hsia
U.S.A. v.Tony Davis
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-00336- M. McCartney
United States of America v.Damond Graham
R. K. Kalmbach
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-00459- D. Ignall
United States of America v.Preston Fulton
P. J. Hetznecker
MON., MARCH 5, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
MON., MARCH 12, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-184- M. K. Costello
U.S.A. v.Richard Minicozzi, M.D.
J. Miller; S. Linn
Civil Jury Trial
10:30 A.M.
2009-5454 S. W. Armstrong
Richard Ackourey, Jr. v.Mohan
J. D. Clemente
S. DALZELL, J.
Courtroom 15B
Deputy Clerk: Eileen Adler
Phone: 267-299-7399
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-00325- P. Shapiro
United States of America v.Terell Hampton
W. T. Brennan
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2007-00520- A. Eve
United States of America v.Dionicio Gomez
L. T. Savino; E. T. Cohen
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-00712- J. Whitt
United States of America v.Jose Luis FloresMejia
T. Frederick
Hearing
Arraignment/Plea
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-487- J. Burnes, AUSA; J. Natali,
AUSA
United States of America v.Earline Baldwin
A. Gay, Jr., Esq
THU., FEBRUARY 16, 2012
On Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-00429- J. Labar
United States of America v.Juan Adames
F. Sarner
10:00 A.M.
2009-02751 D. Braverman Esq.; P. Leyh
Esq.
Clinton Plumbing and Heating of Trenton,
Inc. v.Stephen Anthony Ciaccio
J. Gamburg Esq.
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
Hearing
Sentencing
FRI., FEBRUARY 17, 2012
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-00135- M. Dubnoff
United States of America v.Constantin
Luchian
S. P. Sigman
10:00 A.M.
CR2010-212-7 K. Newton, AUSA
United States of America v.Natasha Gilliam
R. Meanix, Esq.
2:00 P.M.
United States of America v.Charlene
Holliman
M. Diamonstein, Esq.
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-00492- V. Gauri
United States of America v.Harris M.
DeWese
D. Chavar
MON., JUNE 4, 2012
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2009-000744-0 N. Winter; V. Gauri
United States of America v.Moussa Ali
Hamdan
J. M. Lindy
E. C. ROBRENO, J.
Courtroom 11A
Deputy Clerk: Ronald Vance
Phone: 267-299-7429
______
M. A. MCLAUGHLIN, J.
Courtroom 13A
Secretary/Civil Deputy:Cheryl Stormes
Phone: 267-299-7600
Courtroom Deputy: Dennis Hartman
Phone: 267-299-7609
P. B. TUCKER, J.
______
Courtroom Deputy: Michael Owens
Phone: 267-299-7619
B. SCHILLER, J.
______
Scheduling/Deputy Clerk: Jean Pennie
Phone: 267-299-7621
ESR-Courtroom Deputy: Chris Campoli
L. DAVIS, J.
Courtroom 6A
______
Secretary/Deputy Civil: Mia Harvey
Phone: (267) 299-7651
Courtroom Deputy Criminal; Donna Croce
Phone: (267) 299-7659
C.M. RUFE, J.
______
Scheduling/Deputy Clerk: Velma T. White
Phone: (267) 299 -7490
Fax: (267) 299-5077
ESR/Courtroom Deputy: Erica Pratt
Phone (267) 299-7499
TUE., JANUARY 31, 2012
Hearing
Change of Plea
10:00 A.M.
United States of America v.Jamal Hammond
T. Dreyer, Esq.
Hearing
Arraignment/Plea
11:30 A.M.
AUSA
United States of America v.Linda Williams
S. Patrizio, Esq.
Suppression Hearing
2:00 P.M.
CR2011-706-1 V. Pratter, AUSA
United States of Ameirca v.Anthiny Haines
R. Malmad, Esq.
Hearing
Arraignment/Plea
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-132- E. Abrams, AUSA
United States of America v.Gene Smith, et al
W. Hamilton, Esq.; R. Thompson, Esq.
Hearing
Sentencing
2:00 P.M.
United States of America v.Harold Goodman
T. Henry, Esq.
Phone: 267-299-7629
W. J. Honig
Sentencing
2:00 P.M.
CR2010-53-4 D. Axelrod, AUSA
United States of America v.Michael Doebley
D. Cogan, Esq.
10:00 A.M.
AUSA
United States of America v.Steven Massof
J. Lindy, Esq.
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-407- J. Whitehead, Jr., AUSA
United States of America v.Taheime Lloyd
S. Lin, Esq.
FRI., MARCH 2, 2012
Hearing
10:00 A.M.
CR2009-74-2 D. Ignall, AUSA
United States of America v.Tamika Booker
H. Mattes, Esq.
MON., MARCH 5, 2012
Hearing
Sentencing
10:00 A.M.
United States America v.Vincent Williams
M. Neff, Esq.
2:00 P.M.
CR2007-523- P. Foa, AUSA
United States of America v.John Gillenwater
S. Lin, Esq.
TUE., MARCH 6, 2012
Civil Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
2008-05963 J. Reiff PRO SE
Jeffrey Dunbar Reiff v.Chad T. Marks
J. Morgenstern Esq.; T. Gallagher Esq.
FRI., MARCH 9, 2012
Hearing
Sentencing
2:00 P.M.
CR2008-502- M. Miller, AUSA
United States of America v.Roger Culbreth
A. Jalon, Esq.
FRI., MARCH 16, 2012
Hearing
Sentencing
10:00 A.M.
CR2009-74-1 D. Ignall, AUSA
United States of America v.Jonathan Battlers
L. Wescott, Esq.; A. Dixon Esq.
On Trial
10:00 A.M.
2009-00956 A. Goldstein Esq.; C.
Crotteau Esq.; K. Rosenfield Esq.; M.
Jackson Esq.; M. Hoyer Esq.
Nippo Corporation/International
Bridge Corporation v.AMEC Earth &
Environmental, Inc.
D. Wonderlick Esq.; J. Tieder, Jr. Esq.; K.
Barnes Esq.; K. McKeon Esq.; M. Suga
Esq.
MON., APRIL 30, 2012
Hearing
Sentencing
2:00 P.M.
AUSA
United States of America v.Latosha Lewis
L. Narcisi, Esq.
MON., MAY 7, 2012
Hearing
Sentencing
10:00 A.M.
CR2010-212-9 K. Newton AUSA
United States of America v.Dominque Hayes
A. Erba, Esq.
TUE., JUNE 19, 2012
Specially Listed
Civil Jury Trial
M. BAYLSON, J.
Secretary / Courtroom Deputy: Lynn Meyer
Phone: (267) 299-7521
Courtroom Deputy Criminal: Joanne Bryson
Phone: (267) 299-7571
On Trial
THU., APRIL 5, 2012
Civil Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
2011-6316 F. P. Murphy
Kathleen Land v.State Farm Insurance
Company
K. C. Douglas; L. C. Miller
Civil Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
2011-4405 A. Zafferes
Nicholas DiFlorio v.Aramark Sports, LLC
W. J. Delany; A. K. Spiller; A. E. Martinez
2010-6908 K. R. Dutill; A. Gado; B. R.
Goldman
Alzheimer v.Avid Radiopharmaceuticals
C. S. Marion; S. G. Harvey; C. E. Lipsey
THU., APRIL 19, 2012
Non-Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
2011-5115 D. E. Murray
Goldie Kennedy v.TJX Companies, Inc.
M. A. Lockett; K. Monastra
WED., MAY 2, 2012
N. Spizer
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-000465- K. Marson
USA v.Wilson
D. Cogan; K. Edelin; B. McMonagle; T.
Bello; C. Warren; P. Maynard
CR2011-000551- T. Zaleski
USA v.Roberts
D. Kozlow
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-000710- J. Linehan
USA v.Hall
J. Funt; C. Henry
Civil Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
2010-7611 A. E. Denenberg
Antoine K. Ellis, Sr. v.City of Philadelphia
B. Atkins; M. S. Soule
THU., MAY 3, 2012
Civil Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
2011-2501 A. Shahid
Abdus Shahid v.Borough of Eddystone
M. P. Laffey
J.K. GARDNER, J.
Courtroom 4B
Edward Cahn U.S. Courthouse
Suite 4701
504 West Hamilton Street
Allentown, PA 18101-1514
Jennifer Fitzko
Phone : (610) 391-7019
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
MON., MARCH 5, 2012
9:30 A.M.
2010-004511 S. R. Lopez; A. C. Farney
Judith Johnson v.HACC Central
Pennsylvania Community College
J. L. Craighead; D. L. Freedman
9:30 A.M.
CR2009-000066-1 A. Lunkenheimer
USA v.Madison
E. Toplin
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-000587- J. Gallagher
USA v.Clarke
E. Toplin
TUE., MARCH 13, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-000715-1 A. Fisk
USA v.Neide
L. Weaver III
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-000790-1 K. Grigsby
USA v.DeMarco, III
C. Warren; P. Sarmousakis; M. Engle; A.
Schneider
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-000380-0 T. Stevens
USA v.Bryant
J. McHugh Jr.
T. J. SAVAGE, J.
Courtroom 9A
Courtroom Deputy: Harry E. Grace Jr.
Phone: 267-299-7599
Judicial Secretary: Roseann Giangiordano
Phone 267-299-7480
Criminal Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
CR2011-432- F. R. Costello
United States of America v.Michael Choi
T. Henry
Criminal Jury Trial
FRI., APRIL 20, 2012
9:00 A.M.
CR2011-467United States of America v.Kashon Adade
W. T. Cannon; D. A. Grey Jr.; A. F. Erba Jr.
10:00 A.M.
United States of America v.Hajar Muhammad
C. Cinquanto, Esq.
9:00 A.M.
CR2011-562- M. Cox
United States of America v.James Blakney
T. Kenney; E. Raynor
Hearing
Sentencing
Criminal Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
CR2011-681- K. L. Grigsby
United States of America v.Anthony Dwayne
Baxter
E. Toplin
CR2011-733- K. L. Grigsby
United States of America v.Anthony Dwayne
Baxter
E. Toplin
THU., APRIL 12, 2012
10:00 A.M.
2009-04428 A. Schwartz Esq.; S.
Pokiniewski Esq.
Rosemary McGee v.Dianon Systems, Inc.
J. O Brien; L. Brackman Esq.; G. Cirillo
Esq.
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-000339- A. Schell
USA v.Baird
THU., MARCH 15, 2012
THU., MARCH 8, 2012
Criminal Jury Trial
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-000606- S. A. Stephan
USA v.Luis Santiago
M. S. Fisher
CR2011-000608- S. A. Stephan
USA v.Gilberto Santiago
S. C. Adamo
CR2011-000609- S. A. Stephan
USA v.Angel Rosario
M. G. Paul
CR2011-000611- S. A. Stephan
USA v.Pedro Vazquez (1); William Bonilla (2)
L. Cohen; R. C. Patterson
CR2011-000613- S. A. Stephan
USA v.Jovani Rosario (1); Francisco
Cartagena (2)
J. F. Brose; G. L. Clark
CR2011-000624- J. M. Gallagher
USA v.Elyssa Beltran
B. B. Cooper
CR2011-000625- J. M. Gallagher
USA v.Heather Wydner
B. B. Cooper
CR2011-000724- M. S. Miller
USA v.Dennis Lamont Miller
B. B. Cooper
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-000605- S. A. Stephan
USA v.David Roman
A. G. Gay
MON., APRIL 2, 2012
Hearing
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-000531- M. S. Miller
USA v.Jeremie Nathan Ramos
S. C. Adamo
Specially Listed
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-000036- M. S. Miller
USA v.Keith Martin Thompson
R. C. Patterson; M. S. Fisher; J. H.
Ibrahim; P. D. Maynard; T. A. Dreyer; J. F.
Brose; J. A. DiSantis; M. A. Drossner; D.
P. Caglia; R. E. Sletvold; R. E. Goldman
CR2011-000603- S. A. Stephan
USA v.Dagoberto Irizarry
E. K. Dowdle
2 0 • THE LEGA L INTE LLIGE NCE R t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 MON., MAY 14, 2012
9:30 A.M.
2010-05476 P. A. Fabiano
Christopher Enck v.Lancaster General
Health
K. B. Kravitz
2011-01937 M. A. Kaye
Connie B. Stafford v.Pro Solutions, Inc.
J. Flounlacker
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-449- R. Livermore
US v.Osin
D. Kozlow; M. Medway; W. Brennan; C.
Cinquanto; T. Henry; J. Feinschil
9:30 A.M.
2010-003584 P. N. Kessler; J. C. Crees
Food Team International, Ltd. v.Unilink,
LLC
M. C. Mandell
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-294- M. Miller
US v.Huffman
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
Non-Jury Trial
MON., MAY 21, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-002754 D. S. Dessen
Jenna E. Johnson v.The Guardian Life
Insurance Company of America
M. R. Kehoe; R. F. Knepper
2011-004647 R. T. Tomlinson
Vassilli Makarov v.Wal-Mart Stores East, L.P.
A. Sondergaard
G.E.K. PRATTER, J.
Secretary/Civil Deputy: Rose A. Barber
Phone: (267) 299-7352
Courtroom/Criminal Deputy: Mike Coyle
Phone: (267) 299-7359
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
MON., MARCH 5, 2012
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
E. Raynor
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-204- K. Newton
USA v.Marckus Goode, et al
C. Cinquanto; A. Halim; M. Rossman
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2008-03590 S. SHEIKHOLESLAMI; G.
H. PORAT; S. T. STEINBERG
ANGEL LUIS GARCIA v.SERGEANT
PHILLIP BENTZ
D. J. MACMAIN; D. J. GOMEZ
MON., APRIL 2, 2012
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
MON., APRIL 9, 2012
S. Lin
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2010-186- K. Newton
USA v.Kareem Russell
R. Cipparone Jr.
CR2011-540- F. Miller
USA v.Samuel Suah
W. Montoya; T. Dreyer
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2009-673- M. Costello
USA v.Akeem Joseph
D. Kozlow
L. F. STENGEL, J.
Courtroom 3B
Secretary / Courtroom Deputy: Patricia Cardella
Phone: (267) 299-7760
Courtroom Deputy: Laura Buenzle
Phone: (267) 299-7769
______
P.S. DIAMOND, J.
Secretary/Courtroom Deputy: Carol James
Phone: (267) 299-7730
ESR/Courtroom Deputy: Marion Scarengelli
Phone: (267) 299-7739
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
C. Reynolds
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-585- M. Wilmoth; J. Whitehead
U.S. v.Leonard Hudgins
P. Levin
THU., APRIL 5, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-753- N. Potts
U.S. v.Kroesen
J. Ongay; P. Levin; D. Jones
THU., MAY 3, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-709- T. Stevens
US v.Hill
G. Campbell
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-809- A. Lunkenheimer
U.S. v.Rodriguez, et al.
L. Narcisi; T. McCallum; M. McDermott;
J. Ongay
J.R. SANCHEZ, J.
10:00 A.M.
CR2010-321- D. Ignall
USA v.Axel Gomez
TUE., MAY 15, 2012
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-310- M. Carrillo
USA v.Carlos Wiltshire
B. Cooper
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-630- G. Sullivan
USA v.Kendall Price
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2009-471- M. Lowe; S. Tulante
US v.Moquette
L. Harmelin; J. Renner; J. Rey
Scheduling Courtroom Deputy: Nancy DeLisle
Phone: (267) 299-7781
ESR/Courtroom Deputy: Adrienne Mann
Phone: (267) 299-7789
Civil Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
2011-1466 R. D. Bashore; D. K. Brennan
Minnick v.Polychem Systems
J. P. Hoffman
SLOMSKY, J.
Courtroom Deputy: Margaret Gallagher
Phone: 267-299-7349
Civil Deputy: Chris Casper
Phone: 267-299-7340
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-463- A. Wzorek
United States of America v.Joseph Stewart
L. T. Savino, Jr.
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-302- J. D. Goldstein
United States of America v.Odessa Bligen
C. C. Henry
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-440- T. P. Swanton
United States of America v.Joseph Meehan,
et al.
J. J. Griffin; J. P. Zawrotny
WED., MARCH 7, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2008-737- D. A. Cohen; L. M. Ouziel;
L. D. Lappen
United States of America v.Kyle Gotshalk,
et al.
F. N. Perri, Jr.; L. R. Busico
FRI., MARCH 9, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-4361 W. Weathers
William Weathers v.SEPTA
R. J. Haurin
WED., MARCH 14, 2012
9:00 A.M.
CR2010-489- S. Astolfi; S. Astolfi
UNITED STATES v.KAREEM WATSON
C. Reynolds; M. Greenberg
CR2010-641- D. Velez; D. Velez
UNITED STATES v.ALLIE SPEIGHT
P. Hetznecker; N. Tinari; J. Sobel; G.
Pagano
CR2010-645- K. Marston
UNITED STATES v.LATEEF RIDDICK
A. Joseph
CR2010-716- D. Axelrod; D. Axelrod; D.
Axelrod; D. Axelrod; D. Axelrod
UNITED STATES v.ALEXANDER
RIVERA
S. Adamo; P. McKinney; R. Jarvis; C.
Laguzzi
CR2011-032- S. Tulante
UNITED STATES v.BASIL SOLOMAN
T. Henry
CR2011-123- F. Costello
UNITED STATES v.LEE DAVIS
S. Lin
CR2011-192- K. Grigsby
UNITED STATES v.JOSE DAVID
HERRERA
T. Frederick
CR2011-289- A. Eve
UNITED STATES v.CALVIN HICKS
P. Hetznecker; N. Tinari
9:30 A.M.
2011-1299 R. P. Cocco; M. B. Weisberg
Randi Miller v.United Revenue Collection
Service, et al.
W. J. Fox
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
CR2010-769- P. Shapiro
UNITED STATES v.ABDUR RAZZAK
TAI
V. Martinez
Specially Listed
Non-Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
2011-2838 B. D. McQuiggan; C. G.
Russell; E. K. Burrows
Ace Property and Casualty Insurance
v.Global Reinsurance Company of America
W. F. McDevitt; M. G. Sheridan; R. P.
Bedell
MON., APRIL 2, 2012
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:00 A.M.
CR2009-682- F. Costello
UNITED STATES v.CARLETA
CAROLINA
A. Richardson; O. Malone; N. Caravasos
Trial Pool
9:00 A.M.
2011-1918 S. E. Hoffman; S. J. Annino
Commonwealth of PA v.Arch Insurance
Company
D. M. Burkholder; P. A. Logan
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
VOL P. 692
9:30 A.M.
CR2009-602- M. Morgan-Kelly; C.
DiRosato
United States pf America v.Watters
J. Smarro; A. Sagot; N. Pinot; J. Lindy; L.
Weaver; S. Adamo; C. Laguzzi; M. Paul;
T. Borum; A. Schneider; W. Spade; M.
Brunnabend
9:30 A.M.
2009-3016 M. Minatee
Minatee v.City of Phila., et al.
N. Blackwell
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-118- J. LaBar
United States of America v.Plytas
D. Chavar; J. McMahon
M. S. GOLDBERG, J.
Secretary/ Courtroom Deputy; Carole Ludwig
Phone: 267-299-7500
Courtroom Deputy: Steve Sonnie
Phone:267-299-7509
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-000387-0 J. Arteaga
United States of America v.Juan Hermilo
Pizarro-Gaytan, et al.
C. Laguzzi
CR2010-000666-0 N. Winter
United States of America v.Shakria Hines
D. Chavar
J.W. DITTER, J.
Courtroom Deputy: Stephen J. Iannacone
Phone: 267-299-7211
______
L. H. POLLAK, S.J.
Courtroom 16B
Deputy Clerk: Donna M. Bozzelli
Phone: 267-299-7539
N. L. SHAPIRO, S.J.
Courtroom 10A
______
Deputy Clerk: Madeline F. Ward
Phone: 267-299-7549
Hearing
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-381-1 N. B. Winter
U.S.A. v.Szymanski
A. M. Durbin
2:00 P.M.
CR2010-145-2 A. N. Phillips
U.S.A. v.T. Victor-Canty
R. Levant; A. Tauber
CR2011-478-1 J. Whitt
U.S.A. v.Risko
M. Neff
Oral Argument
10:00 A.M.
2011-4296 M. I. Machiz
Feeko v.Pfizer, Inc.
R. A. Limbacher; A. L. Hogan III; D. R.
Pehlke III
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
2:00 P.M.
2010-7377 J. Bernard
Folk v.Pa. Dept. of Education
K. Bradford
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-208- P. L. Gray
United States of America v.Cheryl Mobley
J. J. McHugh, Jr.
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-130- J. Whitehead, Jr.
United States of America v.Arthur Thornton
J. C. Santaguida
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-457- L. C. Wright, Jr.; M. J.
Fischer
United States of America v.Anthony Oluwole
Ojo
R. D. Thompson; D. Chavar
C. D. JONES II, J.
Secretary/ Civil Deputy: Betty Harper
Phone: 267-299-7750
Courtroom/Criminal Deputy: A’iShah L.
El-Shabazz
Phone: 267-299-7759
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2010-418- A. Eve
United States of America v.Powell
J. Brose
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-4650
Johnson v.Drexel University
J. E. DUBOIS, S.J.
Courtroom 12B
Courtroom Deputy: George V. Wylesol
Phone: 267-299-7339
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
AUSA
USA v.Roberto Perez
L. Narcisi Esq.; L. Savino Esq.
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
CR2011-000251-0 S. Tulante AUSA
USA v.Nelson Rodriguez
D. Cogan Esq.; W. Murray Esq.; G. Stein
Esq.; C. Warren Esq.; G. Sciolla Esq.
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2009-000468-0 F. Miller AUSA
USA v.Len Sem
A. Petrone Esq.
AUSA; S. Tulante AUSA
USA v.R. Gonzalez
H. Dombrosky Esq.; G. Sciolla Esq.
MON., APRIL 2, 2012
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-731- R. Benjamin
United States of America v.Jesus VasquezAlvarez
S. M. Lin
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-000222-0 J. Burnes AUSA
USA v.Clark
J. Eisenhower Esq.; J. Clark Esq.; T.
Bergstrom Esq.
CR2011-000441-0 T. Swanton AUSA
USA v.Jonathan Andrews
J. Zawrotny Esq.
MON., APRIL 9, 2012
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
2:00 P.M.
CR2011-000406-0 D. Ignall AUSA
USA v.Herrero
L. Savino Esq.
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
11:00 A.M.
CR2011-000476-0 K. Klotz AUSA
USA v.Conwell
S. Heckman Esq.
2:00 P.M.
CR2011-000360-0 T. Swanton AUSA
USA v.OBrien
M. Meehan Esq.
Oral Argument/Final Pretrial C
Rule To Show Cause Hearing
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-000482-0 R. Hsia AUSA
USA v.Ortega-Gomez
D. Kozlow Esq.
11:00 A.M.
2011-7630
Murray v.Saw Creek Estates
______
Hearing
2:00 P.M.
CR2011-76-1 M. Miller
U.S.A. v.Singleton and Pasley
L. Weaver III; K. Edelin III
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-556-2 S. Astolfi
U.S.A. v.Lawhon
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2010-000808-0 R. Kornylak AUSA
USA v.Lopez
M. Stosic Esq.
MON., MAY 7, 2012
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-000477-0 K. Klotz AUSA
USA v.Osbourne
M. Grasso Esq.; S. Britt Esq.
D. Chavar
T. N. O’NEILL, JR., S.J.
Courtroom 4-A
Deputy Clerk: Charles J. Ervin
Phone: 267-299-7559
E. V. LUDWIG, S.J.
Courtroom 12A
______
Deputy Clerk: Kathryne M. Crispell
Phone: 267-299-7589
Deputy Clerk: Thomas Garrity
Phone: 267-299-7319
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
11:00 A.M.
CR2010-000771-0 S. Ercole AUSA
USA v.Samuel Lay
S. Patchen Esq.
Sentencing Hearing
R. F. KELLY, S.J.
Courtroom 11B
MON., MAY 21, 2012
N. Spizer
WED., APRIL 4, 2012
2:00 P.M.
CR2011-414-1 T. Moshang III
U.S.A. v.Williams
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
______
MON., JUNE 11, 2012
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-000698-0 M. Cox AUSA
USA v.Wordsley
M. Wilson Esq.
MON., JUNE 18, 2012
Specially Listed
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-000329-0 R. Benjamin AUSA
USA v.Swint
E. Toplin Esq.; A. Sagot, Esq.
Trial Pool
Misc. 09-5 T. Gallogly Esq.
Kaliner v.MDC Systems Corp.
D. Concannon Esq.; J. Cohen Esq.; M.
Charles Esq
VOL P. 693
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 R. L. BUCKWALTER, S.J.
Courtroom 14A
Deputy Clerk: Matthew J. Higgins
Phone: 267-299-7369
W. H. YOHN, JR., S.J.
Courtroom 14B
______
Deputy Clerk Civil: Rita Polkowski
Phone: 215-597-4361
Deputy Clerk Criminal: Thomas McCann
Phone: 267-299-7379
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-473- N. J. SCHADLER
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v.LEON
STANTON
J. P. CAPONE; S. N. ABAZA
Civil Jury Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2010-770- T. Stevens
United States v.B. Smith
G. Pagano; R. Lynch; F. Spina; R. Ross; M.
Rossman; D. Glanzberg; H. Lefeber; G.
Scutti; B. McGuigan; S. Lacheen; B. Hoof;
P. Messing; M. Giampietro
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2010-663- K. T. Newton; J. T. Pavlock
United States v.Jaquel Crews
K. Edelin; G. Campbell
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
United States v.Jose Perdomo
N. Spizer
Civil Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
2011-2643 M. R. O CONNOR; P. G.
GECKLE
JUAN LANDRON v.CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA
C. H. RIDER
10:00 A.M.
2011-5085 J. Mishkin; J. Burgess; L.
Nelson
Robert Fenton v.Neil Balick
N. Mittman; S. Skrzat
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-549- M. Cox
United States v.Anthony Richardson
W. Cannon
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-632- J. J. PEASE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
v.CHRISTOPHER M. COOK
E. TOPLIN
On Trial
Non-Jury Trial
MON., APRIL 9, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-713- M. MORGAN
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v.JOHN
ANGELL
M. D. HAUSER .
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-345- V. B. WALKER
v.TERRANCE MORRIS
K. C. EDELIN JR.; K. M. MOYNIHAN;
R. D. THOMPSON; C. C. HENRY; L. B.
STAPLETON
H. BARTLE, III, S.J.
Courtroom 16A
Deputy Clerk: Katherine Gallagher
Phone: 267-299-7389
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-597- A. Freind
USA v.WILLIAMS
E. Toplin; R. Thompson
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
D. Kozlow
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
USA v.ZAMBRANO-MADRIGAL
J. McMahon; C. Reynolds
MON., MARCH 5, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-548- J. LaBar
USA v.HARTSFIELD
M. Graves
FRI., MARCH 9, 2012
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-626- J. Gallagher
USA v.GROVES
Criminal Jury Trial
A. B. BRODY, J.
Courtroom 7B
Scheduling/Deputy Clerk: Marie O’Donnell
Phone: 215-597-3978
ESR-Courtroom Deputy: Jim Scheidt
Phone: 267-299-7439
10:00 A.M.
2011-285 T. BROWN, PRO SE
TOWARD BROWN v.PHILADELPHIA
PRISON SYSTEMS
______
10:00 A.M.
CR2011-533- A. Wzorek
USA v.ASHUROV
B. Cooper
J.R. PADOVA, S.J.
Courtroom 17B
Room 6614
Criminal Deputy: Michael Beck
Phone: 267-299-7409
Deputy Clerk: Gerrie Keanne
Phone: 267-597-1178
R. SURRICK, J.
______
Deputy Clerk - Michael Finney
Phone: 267-299-7639
L.K. CARACAPPA, M.J.
Courtroom 5A
Deputy Clerk: Ian Broderick
Phone: 267-299-7640
On Trial
10:00 A.M.
2010-1746
Ricardo Henry v.City of Phila
T.R. RICE, M.J.
______
Deputy Clerk: Chavela Settles
Phone: (267) 299-7660
Courtroom 5A
Criminal Duty Matters
MON., FEB. 13, 2012
through
FRI., FEB. 17, 2012
1:30 P.M.
Arraignments
THU., FEB. 16, 2012
1:30 P.M.
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
CR2011-00577-01 F. M. TAYLOR; A. K.
LUNKENHEIMER
v.VINCENT JOSEPH DEMSKY
J. LAMMENDOLA
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-07438 E. J. MANNIS JR
GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK v.PENN
TERMINALS, INC.
S. J. GALATI
Trial Pool
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2008-002440 W. J. Taylor; R. A. Chu
Angel Aviles v.United States of America
A. F. Givhan; C. M. Cherico
2009-1908 S. Console; L. C. Mattiacci; A.
C. Mackerer; S. M. Saint-Antoine
Thomas Burlington v.Fox Television Station
T. Johnson; L. Eisenstadt; J. Hoffman
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-086- E. Abrams
United States v.Erick Green
G. Stein
Civil Jury Trial
2009-4055 L. Rogers
Sky Motor v.Auto Sport Design
G. Silver
C. S. WELLS, CH. M.J.
Courtroom 3F
Deputy Clerk: Edward Andrews
Phone: 215-597-7833
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
1:00 P.M.
2010-199 J. Cerutti
Ronald Johnson v.Labor Force Inc.
L. R. Parks; E. C. Milby
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
11:00 A.M.
2010-4638 J. M. Miller
Julio Luis DeJesus v.City of Philadelphia
N. L. Blackwell
FRI., JUNE 1, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
1:00 P.M.
2011-3670 W. E. Gericke
Federal Insurance Co. v.Kehoe Electrical
Construction, Inc.
D. J. Rucket; M. O Neill
T. J. RUETER, M.J.
Courtroom 3C
Deputy Clerk: Lisa Tipping
Phone: 215-597-0048
On Trial
Non-Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-00292 D. J. O Brien
Ambrose Murphy v.Gail Dwyer-Young
______
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
0009-001903 A. Epstein
Bernard Ganski, Jr. v.Wolff Lighting Systems
A. Moore
TUE., APRIL 10, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-006996 R. Wolfe
Keica Littlejohn v.City of Philadelphia
A. C. Shoffel
On Trial
On Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
CR2011-577- J. LAMMENDOLA
v.VINCENT JOSEPH DEMSKY
F. M. TAYLOR; A. K. LUNKENHEIMER
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-0078 D. P. BEARDEN JR; G. L.
ZEFF JR
LENA PETTWAY v.CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA
S. R. DICKINSON
TUE., APRIL 3, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-003833 V. P. Wilson
Rosalyn Purnell v.The City of Philadelphia
B. Atkins
MON., APRIL 9, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
8:30 A.M.
2010-02322 C. A. BRIGGS; E. J. WHITE
R.A. CASTILLE & ASSOCIATES, INC.
v.CORRECTIONAL MEDICAL CARE
ASSOCIATES, INC.
S. ROSS; F. X. CLARK; S. J.
GREENLEAF JR; T. T. MYERS; W. S.
GALVANO
MON., MAY 7, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-00688 G. L. ZEFF; D. P. BEARDEN
JR
CURTIS STOCKLEY, JR. v.ROBERT
SMYTHE
R. P. DIDOMENICIS
MON., MAY 14, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-00624 B. M. MONAHAN; N. M.
SABATINE III
JOHN JULIUS MUCHA v.JAMES
BOEHM
G. J. GEIGER; G. J. GEIGER
MON., MAY 21, 2012
On Trial
Non-Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-005261 Z. E. MOORE
JAMES MAYO v.MERCY PHILADELPHIA
HOSPITAL
A. J. JOHNSTON; D. M. CREASY
MON., JULY 16, 2012
9:30 A.M.
2011-00367 B. HENNESSY; S. L. GOLD;
N. VANGURI
GABRIEL JORDAN v.VISIONARY
COMPANIES, LLC
S. R. FIORENTINO; R. H. SURKIN
9:30 A.M.
2010-003806 L. V. DEVITO, JR. MR.
RC LONESTAR, INC. v.GENERAL
ELECTRIC COMPANY
F. A. BAKER, III MR.; K. D.
WILKINSON MS.
On Trial
Non-Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2009-005678 T. M. Kolman Mr.; E. M.
Abouelseoud Mr.; W. A. Ely Mr.
LISA CONTE v.LEHIGH VALLEY
HOSPITAL, INC.
A. J. Johnston Mr.; D. M. Creasy Mr.; G.
M. Guanowsky Mr.
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
MON., JULY 23, 2012
9:30 A.M.
2011-04579 S. F. MARINO
THE LOCAL UNION NO. 98 v.RGB
SERVICES, LLC
M. B. WEISBERG
TUE., JULY 31, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-5464 P. C. LANTIS; A. R. KARPF
EDWARD J CIESLINSKI, JR. v.ACME
LAUNDRY, INC.
D. R. SANDLER
TUE., AUGUST 7, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-001967 A. A. PANDOLA JR
ERIK D. ANDREWS v.SCOTT W.
SEALES
P. W. KAUFMAN
D.R. STRAWBRIDGE, M.J.
Courtroom 3H
Deputy Clerk: Lori K. DiSanti
Phone: (267) 299-7790
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2008-002005 M. P. SUBAK; J. T.
IMPERIALE
THOMAS K. TURNER v.JESSE KIRSCH
J. R. NINOSKY; P. C. KEIDEL
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2009-000198 C. S. COOPER
TERRI DAVIS v.UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
T. F. JOHNSON; A. J. KEENAN
MON., APRIL 2, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-007008 L. ROSENFELD
KATHRYN ANN BETZ v.STATE FARM
INSURANCE COMPANIES
E. HUNTER
RESTREPO, M.J.
Courtroom 3-1
Deputy Clerk: Juanita Davis
Phone: 267-299-7690
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
Non-Jury Trial
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-001108 C. BRUNO ATTY.
NICOLE LABAR v.M.D. MARIAN P.
MCDONALD
M. R. ZOLFAGHARI ATTY.; A. W.
HANKIN ATTY.
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-002688 M. B. WEISBERG ESQ
JOSE MENDOZA v.CITY OF READING
D. J. MACMAIN ESQ.; J. E. FULTON
ESQ.
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-000734 E. G. ZAJAC ESQ.
JAMES L. CARPENTER v.SHU-BEE
T. F. REILLY ESQ.
2011-000158 H. I. GOODMAN ESQ.
MICHAEL M. BAKER v.BUCKEYE
PARTNERS, L.P. d/b/a BUCKEYE PIPE
LINE
A. S. KELLY ESQ.; H. M. PERLOWSKI
ESQ.; K. M. MILLS ESQ.
TUE., MAY 1, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-001289 R. M. JUREWICZ ESQ.
DIANA CHORONES v.NESTLE
WATERS NORTH AMERICA, INC.
S. LEDVA, JR. ESQ.
MON., MAY 21, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2009-005816 D. P. RUSSO MR.; A. W.
CORMIER MR.
ROBERT REILLY v.LEHIGH VALLEY
HOSPITAL
A. J. JOHNSTON MR.; D. M. CREASY
MR.; G. M. GUANOWSKY MR.
MON., JUNE 4, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-001052 H. I. GOODMAN ESQ.
JOSEPH FARTHING v.PENNSYLVANIA
STATE POLICE
S. A. UNGER ESQ.
MON., JUNE 25, 2012
9:30 A.M.
2009-4075 J. A. Orlando Esq.
Charles Collins v.Artex systems, Inc.
G. F. Lipski Esq.; R. J. Siegel Esq.
9:30 A.M.
2010-007233 J. G. MUZIC ESQ.
MICHAEL J. METTS v.FLM
DEFELOPMENT CO., INC.
J. H. THOMAS ESQ.; A. H. SANDERS
ESQ.
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
FRI., MARCH 2, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-0183 C. J. Culleton Esq
Ariana Rostami v.Dorel Juvenile Groupl, Inc.
J. Judge Esq; T. P. Bracaglia Esq.
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2009-4537 B. Gross Esq.
Gary F. Kilner v.Greyhound Lines, Inc.
P. Troy Esq.; D. Belfie Esq.
H.S. PERKIN, M.J.
Courtroom 4A
504 Hamilton St.
Room 4401
Deputy Clerk: Helen A. Nicholas
Phone: (610) 391-7025
Courtroom 5B
MON., APR. 9, 2012
through
FRI., APR. 13, 2012
1:30 P.M.
Arraignments
THU., APR. 12, 2012
10:30 A.M.
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
WED., JULY 11, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
11:00 A.M.
2010-003289 D. DERATZIAN ESQ.; G. S.
KOUNOUPIS ESQ.
ALBERT FORTUNATO v.NESTLE
WATERS NORTH AMERICA
M. WEINBERG ESQ.; E. T.
FITZGERALD ESQ.
MON., JULY 30, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-004459 J. R. ELLIOTT ESQ.
JENNIFER J. HARRIS v.PLENDY, INC.
d/b/a Brewer
A. N. HOWE ESQ.
MON., SEPT. 10, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-003066 K. MILLMAN ESQ.
THOMAS P. ACQUAVIVA v.MIKHAIL I.
RAKHMANINE
L. B. SHANNON ESQ.
THU., SEPT. 27, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
10:00 A.M.
2011-004073 A. D. MESHKOV ESQ.
JOSE GARCIA v.TROOPER KEVIN P.
HIBSON
C. B. GREENHALL ESQ.
2 2 • THE LEGA L INTE LLIGE NCE R MON., OCTOBER 1, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-002176 D. E. KLEINER ATTY.; L.
G. METZGER ATTY.
STEPHANIE L. DEMASTUS v.AMCOR
ATLANTA
G. J. VALENTINI ATTY.
MON., OCTOBER 22, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-004652 F. J. SULLIVAN ESQ.; J.
RATHGEBER ESQ.
CHRISTOPHER SCHNEEWEISS v.JUST
BORN, INC.
C. AUSTIN ESQ.; M. J. SCHEINER
ESQ.
MON., NOVEMBER 5, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:39 A.M.
2011-004702 T. F. SACCHETTA ESQ.
KAREN AKINS v.4FRONT
ENGINEERED SOLUTIONS, INC.
D. F. MURTAGH ESQ.; D. J. LAFAVE
ESQ.; W. C. STUBITS ESQ.
E.T. HEY, M.J.
Courtroom Deputy-Secretary: Lara L. Karlson
(267) 322-6020
______
L.A. SITARSKI, M.J.
Deputy Clerk: Regina M. Zarnowski
Phone: 267-299-7810
Courtroom 5A
TUE., JAN. 31, 2012
through
FRI., FEB. 3, 2012
1:30 P.M.
Arraignments
THU., FEB. 2, 2012
10:30 A.M.
MON., APRIL 9, 2012
Specially Listed
Civil Jury Trial
FRI., MAY 11, 2012
9:30 A.M.
2010-1253 D. R. Layser; G. G. Spencer
Assiah Phinesee v.United States of America
D. A. Degnan; S. R. Becker
FRI., JUNE 1, 2012
On Trial
9:30 A.M.
2011-3189 P. C. Lantis
JAMES O v.DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP
C. P. Gerber
COMMON PLEAS COURt
Day Forward List
Case Management
Program
Room 613
City Hall
Any questions regarding the Day
Forward Case Management Program
should be directed to Barbara Koch,
Civil Case Management Center, 613
City Hall, 215-686-3710.
9 A.M.
9:30 A.M.
2011-000102 J. I. Zimmerman; J. Schmidt
STEPHEN LADYANSKY
v.COOPERWHEELOCK, INC
M. G. Sabo; W. E. Voter; E. A. Schroeder;
M. C. Hayes
A. C. RAPOPORT, M.J.
U.S. Courthouse & Federal
Building
504 W. Hamilton St.
Deputy Clerk: Carlene Jones
610-391-7032
Edwards et al. v.Crump et al.
J. M. Alexander
0021109-2293J. R. Padova
Almuid v.Bj’s Wholesale Club Inc.
S. B. Rubine
0031110-0684M. B. Weisberg
Robert N.C. Nix Building
900 Market Street
Suite 211
Phila., PA 19107
610-391-7032Law Clerks: Judith J. Kiesel, Esq.;
Leslie L. Stott, Esq.
Deputy Clerk: Shelli L. MacElderry
Phone 215-597-6079
______
J. P. HART, M.J.
Courtroom 3D
Chambers
3006 U.S. Courthouse
Philadelphia, Pa.
Court Deputy: Deborah Stevenson
Phone: 215-597-2733
FRI., MARCH 30, 2012
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
9:30 A.M.
2010-00514 T. M. Holland
HOWARD COHEN v.CHLN, INC.
R. M. Yankwitt
9:30 A.M.
2011-2863 A. R. Karpf
SANDRENA CARTER v.RESOURCES
FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, INC.
B. L. Jackson
0071110-2628A. Nachmani
Crown Two Penn Ctr. Assoc. Lp v.Nextgen
Rep
______
0081110-2629S. Larussa
0071110-2541J. Rendemonti
Rendemonti et al. v.Four Penn Ctr. Owner
Llc et al.
E. F. Walker; J. P. Bradley; K. J. Ruane; M.
R. Harding
0081110-2548F. Breitman
Stewart v.Gordon-Whitely et al.
L. H. Rosenau
Grier v.Leszcyski et al.
J. F. Vanhorn, Jr.; S. A. Di Matteo
0101110-2567C. T. Moyer
Burnis v.Square Foot Commercial Real
Estate, Llc
R. W. Dileo
McHale v.Doe et al.
M. L. McGinty
1 P.M.
0011110-1052D. B. Sherman
Jesus et al. v.Cruz et al.
C. Goldberg; R. M. Castagna
10 A.M.
0011109-3745D. A. Pomo
2 P.M.
0051110-3991M. I. Simon
0011108-0100J. J. Kofsky
Haynes et al. v.Wilson et al.
0021108-3363M. P. Quinn
0031109-1896C. M. Calabrese; D. R.
Layser
Winston v.Allstate Fire And Casualty
Insurance Co.
P. J. Gibbons
0041109-2302M. F. Greenfield
Preston v.Torres et al.
C. M. Spalding-Daniels; J. M. Guthrie
Fowlkes v.City of Philadelphia
C. M. Spalding-Daniels
0061110-1206R. B. Axelrod
Lucas v.Southeastern Pennsylvania
Transportation
L. F. Coyne
Brown et al. v.Southeastern Pennsylvania
Transporta
______
Schmidenberg et al. v.Haworth Inc.
H. L. McReynolds
Hummel v.Bowen et al.
G. A. Ricketti
Brown v.Rounbehler et al.
G. P. Voci
0051110-2593E. A. Gray
Mitchell v.Albert Einstein Medical Ctr. et al.
C. Goldberg; L. Miller
0061110-2596W. I. Siegel
Murray et al. v.The City of Philadelphia et
al.
et al.
A. G. Grube; C. M. Spalding-Daniels
0071110-2604S. A. Elia
Manufacturers And Traders Trust Company
v.Mt. Oli
______
0081110-2608S. Abloeser
Hatzold et al. v.National Railroad Passenger
Corpor
J. A. Thiry; R. K. Hohn
0091110-2613N. P. Greenberg
Larue v.Twyman-Milligan
G. M. Linn; J. L. Barlow
0101110-4683D. M. Kaplan
G & D Properties, Llc v.Wilson et al.
J. K. Kelly
11 A.M.
0011108-3523A. J. Stern
Grajewski v.Whp Hotel Lessee-2 Inc. et al.
______
0021108-4677R. G. Mangold
Cook et al. v.Hewitt et al.
H. E. Viletto; J. Steinberg
0031109-0746J. J. Kofsky
Wilson v.Baim Enterprises Inc. et al.
R. F. Cerino
Universal Community Homes v.Polis et al.
Hairston v.Williams
Saroeuth v.Wong
______
______
McDaniel v.Slocum
T. N. Stoner
Bellamy Dixon et al. v.Thrifty Car Rental
et al.
P. A. Burns; P. J. Sweeney
0061110-3995M. M. Grasso
Smith v.Schultheis et al.
E. J. Bernabei
0071110-4007D. I. Weitzman
Holly v.Woodsworth Academy et al.
A. W. Hinkle; C. L. Williamson; F. B.
Buck; M. E. Conroy
2 P.M.
0011107-0057N. E. Jokelson
Kozinski v.Jensen et al.
C. J. Tellner; G. S. Hyman
0021109-0563J. Monaco
Lee v.Espinola
______
0031109-0610V. P. Wilson
Ahmad et al. v.Ajg Trucking Inc. et al.
L. M. Silverman
0041109-0656J. Monaco
Lee v.Espinola
Salas v.Youn
0061109-1730J. D. Rosen
______
C. F. Maloney
Hudgins v.Chase Home Finance, L.L.c
______
Courtroom--I
MASTER CARSON (T,Th)
MASTER LANGENBERG
(W,F)
COURT ROOM DOWN (M)
Courtroom--J
MASTER WAHL
Courtroom--K
OLSZEWSKI, J.
Courtroom--L
MASTER CAULLEY (M)
Courtroom--M
WRIGHT, J.
Courtroom--O
COVINGTON, J.
Courtroom--S
DUMAS, J.
YSC-MASTER
FERNANDES
DOMESTIC RELATIONS/
FAMILY COURT BUILDING
34 S. 11TH ST.
Courtroom--One
MURPHY, S.J.
Courtroom--Two
FORD, J.
Courtroom--Three
CHEN, J. (ex F)
Courtroom--Four
ROCA, J. (out)
Courtroom--Five
JACKSON, J.
0021109-2189L. J. Roberts
0021109-3502C. Soares; S. H. Israel; W.
H. Stassen
Courtroom--Six
THOMPSON, J.
0031110-2658M. P. Quinn
0031110-4012D. F. Fisher; J. Cohen
Courtroom--Seven
JOHNSON, J.
0041110-4015J. L. Solnick
Courtroom--Eight
McLAUGHLIN, J.
3 P.M.
0011109-1886S. M. Lafferty
Holmes v.Consolidated Rail Corp. et al.
M. Rowan
D’ambra v.Thomas Jefferson Univ. Hosp.s,
M. E. Reilly
Hutchinson v.Septa et al.
S. E. Vedro; T. Geroulo
0041110-2680T. A. Masterson Jr
White v.Glenn Distributors Corp. et al.
P. J. Hasson
0051110-2737M. O. Pansini
Mezrow et al. v.United Services Automobile
Associat
J. B. Mayers
0061110-2753E. M. Lentz
Hall et al. v.Aramark Corp. et al.
D. E. Goldberg; K. D. Wilkinson; P. K.
Leary
0071110-2755F. Breitman
Gentile v.Mangino et al.
D. E. Goldberg; E. R. Uehling
0081110-2772A. J. Schneider
Bonds et al. v.Parkside Partners, Lp
G. J. Mann; J. R. Evans
0020708-2270J. L. Taglianetti
0041109-1792M. Islam
______
Brunson v.1320 Arch Street Partnership et al.
S. L. Axelrod
Varkey v.MacKell et al.
P. A. Burns
0041110-2577R. A. Stoloff
Casey v.The First Liberty Insurance Corp.
______
0041110-3988M. I. Simon
0010510-3370J. L. Taglianetti
McS Partners, L.P. v.Lamson
S. G. Pollock; T. J. Sadd
11 A.M.
0011107-1368J. A. Zenstein
Szumski v.Yellow 2000 of Philadelphia Inc.
et al.
C. P. Menszak, Jr.; D. R. Alperstein
0101110-2647J. T. Dooley; W. J. Coppol
Tilson-Peters v.City of Philadelphia - Law
Depart
C. M. Caliendo; D. P. Bateman; J. B.
Durkin
0021109-3750J. M. Kunnel
Colon v.Rapoport et al.
A. V. Romanowicz; B. A. Orlow; D. J.
Brooks, Jr; H. E. Hansen; M. L. Mazur;
R. E. Dillon
0031109-3000M. I. Simon
0091110-2657J. S. Zafran
______
0071110-3984A. R. Spirt
Taylor et al. v.Ashok
G. M. Linn; J. L. Barlow
0091110-2636L. E. Slawe
0081110-2656T. R. Yorko
0051110-2539A. J. Schneider
Hicks v.Southeastern Pennsylvania
Transportation
J. A. Godin; M. E. Gottlieb; M. K.
Finnerty
0021107-3152D. E. Sereda
Exum v.Montgomery Hosp. et al.
H. M. Klein; J. J. Ager; T. K. Fitzpatrick
0041110-2478T. A. Lynam
VOL P. 694
Batton et al. v.Kwame et al.
L. A. Zikoski
0071110-2640V. P. Wilson
Sims v.Sav-A-Lot et al.
J. M. Clark
Mri Contract Staffing Inc. v.Digital Bridge
Comm
R. M. Whitworth
Elhossieni v.Petro et al.
D. A. Gomez; K. Mahoney; M. J. Connell;
S. C. Gottel
0031110-0332H. C. Dobrosky
______
0061110-2614R. J. Foster
0051109-2622A. H. Gaber
0011109-2008D. L. Lassiter
0111110-2576C. J. Benedetto
Specially Listed
Civil Jury Trial
V. Druziako
0051110-1583B. A. Hertzbach
Pannell v.Sbre, Llc
0091110-2555J. R. Lessin
9:30 A.M.
2011-003766 D. T. Shulick
THERESA NOVELLI v.DEMA BADR
B. P. Corcoran
On Trial
Civil Jury Trial
On Trial
Non-Jury Trial
Oliver v.Jackson et al.
N. S. Plummer; V. M. Komarnicki
9:30 A.M.
2009-005783 D. P. Heim
NTP MARBLE, INC v.AAA HELLENIC
MARBLE, INC.
S. J. Kokonos; M. G. Cullen
M. F. ANGELL, M. J.
Courtroom 7
0061110-2540V. P. Wilson
Specially Listed
Civil Jury Trial
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 TUE., FEBRUARY 7, 2012
9 A.M.
Chau et al. v.Hilongo et al.
J. P. McGarrity; P. V. Isicrate; P. J. Scuderi
Tam Minh Chau et al. v.Hilongo et al.
J. P. McGarrity; P. V. Isicrate
0031105-3462B. L. Berenbaum
Lyde v.Foxworth et al.
0041106-0707____________
Baylor v.Wilson
______
______
0051108-0423V. Anastasio
McNally v.276 Hermitage, Llc
J. I. Gordon
0061109-0276L. D. Rosenfeld
Lohn et al. v.Father Judge High School et al.
N. M. Centrella
0071109-2450____________
Hall v.Williams et al.
______
0081110-3955N. Hoffman
Savulionis et al. v.Philadelphia Housing
Authority
C. M. Caliendo; S. Kirby
10 A.M.
0011102-4103____________
Acevedo et al. v.Philadelphia Department of
Public
______
0021105-1045____________
Muhammad Ali v.Bawa Muhayadeeen
Mosque et al.
______
0031108-1335R. J. Mongeluzzi
Pul et al. v.Msv Construction et al.
______
0041109-0706R. Land
Bess v.Walker et al.
0051109-2454B. S. Chacker
R. L. Grier
Ferro et al. v.Jerdine et al.
0061110-3970J. Lyons
______
3 P.M.
Whitney v.I Brewster And Co. Inc. et al.
J. P. Bradley
Lannett Co. Inc. v.Banner Pharmacaps Inc.
K. J. Mangan; M. G. Busenkell
Phila Contributionship Insurance Co.
v.Hannibal
______
Moon v.Lee et al.
0051110-4047J. E. Crawford
Isom v.Morris et al.
0061110-4053J. E. Fine
______
______
Hulett v.Save Philly Vine Street, Llc et al.
______
FAMILY COURT
DIVISION
JAN. 31, 2012
ADMINISTRATION AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Courtroom 314, 1801 VINE ST.
DOUGHERTY, A.J.
JUVENILE BRANCH
FAMILY COURT BUILDING
1801 VINE ST.
Youth Study Center
YSC MASTER
Courtroom--A
DOUGHERTY, A.J. (M)
GORDON, J. (T,W,Th)
COURT ROOM DOWN (F)
Courtroom--B
PALUMBO, J.
Courtroom--C
REBSTOCK, J.
Courtroom--D
REYNOLDS, J.
Courtroom--E
JOHNSON, J.
Courtroom--F
COOPERMAN, J.
Courtroom--G
NOCELLA, J.
Courtroom--H
IRVINE, J.
Courtroom--Nine
SUMMERS, J.
Courtroom--Ten
JOSEPH, J.
Courtroom--Eleven
WRIGHT PADILLA, J.
Courtroom--Twelve
PECHKUROW, J.
Courtroom--Fourteen
MATTHEWS, J. (ex M,F)
FAMILY COURT
TRIAL DIVISION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2012
Room B, 1801 VINE STREET
DIBONA, J.
Barnett, Khalil (Neff, Marc)
Barrow, William (Def. Assoc.)
Bright, Vincent (Johnson, Shaka Mzee)
Brown, Tyree (Def. Assoc.)
Carter, Christopher (Nattiel, Willie Lee Jr.)
Coleman, Harry (Dagher, Angelina Louise)
Comer, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Diaz, Randy (Def. Assoc.)
Elmore, Joey (Def. Assoc.)
Fournier, William (Capone, Joseph P.)
Giusti, Kristin D D. (Def. Assoc.)
Gordon, Devon (Alboum, Samuel)
Graves, Elijah (Def. Assoc.)
Hill, Anthony M. (Farrell, J. Michael)
Jackson, Bysem (Def. Assoc.)
London, James
Manners, Selina (Def. Assoc.)
Nieves, Dalinda (Def. Assoc.)
Payne, Sharon (Rutkowski, John P.)
Puckett, Jahleel (Def. Assoc.)
Purnell, Ian (Def. Assoc.)
Rivera, Belinda (O’Keefe, Joseph Scott)
Simmons, Keith (Def. Assoc.)
Sims, Laron (Hark, Richard Quinton)
Tollerson, Quentin (Giampetro, Nicholas J.)
Trinidad, Abner L (Rivera, Edwin R.)
Velazquez, Rafael (Adams, Mark Wayne
Franklin)
Veney-fisher, Dominic J (Def. Assoc.)
White, Jerome (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Marlon (Def. Assoc.)
VOL P. 695
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2012
Room B, 1801 VINE STREET
DIBONA, J.
Armstead, Eugene (Stern, Douglas Nathaniel)
Boston, Kelsey (Def. Assoc.)
Chestnut, Anthony (Ivory, Thomas Henry)
Coates, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Damico, Teri J. (Def. Assoc.)
Elkins, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Gallagher, Kevin (Di Matteo, Samuel A. Jr.)
Gerace, Sal (Dorizio, Raymond T.)
Guyah, Rendagaye N.
Harris, Charlton (Def. Assoc.)
Hickson, Kenneth (Def. Assoc.)
Hilton, Scott (Def. Assoc.)
Hurd-white, Wynton E (Def. Assoc.)
Kettrles, Jerrell (Def. Assoc.)
Leggett, Gerald (Def. Assoc.)
Malander, Arter (Def. Assoc.)
Rice, Tairon (Def. Assoc.)
Santiago, Joshua (Stosic, Michael Elias)
Stangler, Matthew J. (Def. Assoc.)
Turner, Nivel (Def. Assoc.)
Whitehurst, Travis (Giusini, Vincent John)
Williams, Erma (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Ezekiel J J. (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Ezekiel J. (Def. Assoc.)
CRIMINAL TRIAL DIVISION
Room 206
Chaloeunporn, David (Cotter, John P.)
Chrupalyk, Russell (Smarro, Janis)
Chrupalyk, Russell S (Smarro, Janis)
Mckant, Brian W (Lammendola, James
Anthony)
Room 305
Brown, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Caldwell, Stephen T. (Def. Assoc.)
Cook, Anthony W (Def. Assoc.)
Curry, Mustafa (DiMaio, Paul Michael)
Davis, Rudy (Def. Assoc.)
Dicesare, Joseph (Def. Assoc.)
Elko, David Brian (Def. Assoc.)
Espada, Jessica (Def. Assoc.)
Faulkner, Randy (Def. Assoc.)
Grant, Oscar L. (Def. Assoc.)
Green, Edward (Def. Assoc.)
Greene, Darnell (Def. Assoc.)
Harrell, Steven (Def. Assoc.)
Heath, Ralph (Def. Assoc.)
Henry, Patty (Def. Assoc.)
Luby, Craig (Def. Assoc.)
Palmisano, Alexander (Def. Assoc.)
Parker, Floyd (Def. Assoc.)
Peclert, Larry (Def. Assoc.)
Pitts, Conell (Def. Assoc.)
Pratt, Earl (Def. Assoc.)
Presley, Lynn (Def. Assoc.)
Rogers, Jamal R (Def. Assoc.)
Sutton, Malika (Def. Assoc.)
Thorpe, Ebonie (Zurzola, John Anthony)
Torain, Anthony (Boston, Tangie Marie)
Wall, Ayanna (Def. Assoc.)
Wharton, Kareem (Def. Assoc.)
Wilkins, Lamar (Def. Assoc.)
Room 501
BELOFF, J.
Figueroa, Cydmaria (Savino, Louis Theodore
Jr.)
Haney, Patrick (Averett, David Jeffrey)
Henerson, Innis (Def. Assoc.)
Izzard, Rashid (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Pernell (McMonagle, Brian J.)
Negron-velez, Jonathan (Tinari, Eugene P.)
Rodriguez, Nathan (Def. Assoc.)
Torres, Orlando (Def. Assoc.)
Room 502
BRINKLEY, J.
Bonaparte, Darlen A (Def. Assoc.)
Bradshaw, Ronald (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Davis, Devon (McGill, Thomas L. Jr.)
Diaz, Christian (Dolfman, Douglas Lee)
Fernandez-santiago, Luis E. (Def. Assoc.)
Harris, Charles (Kadish, Jason Christopher)
Jones, Tyrone (Def. Assoc.)
Mcnish, Dana (Walker, David Michael)
Pigford, Kenneth (McLaughlin, Brian Edward)
Torres, Mario (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Room 504
PATRICK, J.
Adbus-salaam, Mujahid (Henry, Todd Edward)
Ashenfelder, Ashley (Farrell, J. Michael)
Bennett, Edward (McLaughlin, Brian Edward)
Bennett, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Bryant, Louis
Campbell, Kareem (Link, Robert Patrick)
Chacon, Miguel A A. (Def. Assoc.)
Clayton, Steve P. (Spade, Eric F.)
Colella, Mary (Def. Assoc.)
Craig, Christophe
Debaun, Carl
Frank, Thomas L. (Def. Assoc.)
Haigh, Jason A.
Hatcher, Kamesha (Farrell, J. Michael)
Jackson, Terrance (Mullkoff, Stephen Eugene)
Johnson, Walter
Lovett, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Macera, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Mininall, Diona (Def. Assoc.)
Peralta, Jose
Rice, Jamal (Def. Assoc.)
Russian, Thomas J. (Shields, John Edward Jr.)
Shouraie, Ali (Mungello, Mark D.)
Spellman, Lonnie (Roberts, Raymond David)
Taylor, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Usher, Howell (Dixon, Robert J.)
Virgile, Betsy (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Jujuan (Savino, Louis)
Room 505
NICHOLS, J.
Alexander, Louis (Alva, Daniel Paul)
Alverez, Jason (Hinrichs, Mark Aaron)
Anderson, Major (Grey, Daine Arthur Jr.)
Carrasquillo, Bill (Def. Assoc.)
Cuenas, Anel (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 Daniels, David (Def. Assoc.)
Diaz, William (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Holmes, Isiah (Def. Assoc.)
Lewis, Leroy (Def. Assoc.)
Lizzimore, Aaron (Mandell, Lee)
Maikner, Kevin (Def. Assoc.)
Novack, Jason P (Greene, Daniel H.)
Rivera, Carlos 1. (Def. Assoc.)
Torres, Robert
Room 508
McDERMOTT, J.
Bond, James (Def. Assoc.)
Crosby, Ojea (Klein, Charles A.)
Denny, Isiah (Def. Assoc.)
Human, Michael (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Keys, Jelani L. (Wolf, Bruce)
Mccray, Willie (Smith, Billy J.)
Powers, Andrew (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Walker, Khalil (Nenner, David Scott)
Room 601
BERRY, J.
Cachola, Maria (Giuliani, Richard J.)
Gilbert, Marquise (Weaver, Sandjai)
Lebron, Jose M. (Bowers, Peter C.)
Lowrey, Arron (Farrell, J. Michael)
Marasco, Gerald (Irwin, Darryl A.)
Rodriguez, Ivan (Desiderio, David Ernest)
Smart, Dennis (Cevallos, Daniel Louis)
Ware, John Henry (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Kyree (Giuliani, Richard J.)
Wright, George (Burke, Thomas F.)
Room 602
HILL, J.
Burgos, David (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Lahquan (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
King, Louis Bernard (Def. Assoc.)
Yarbrough, Chris (Bruno, James S.)
Room 604
KENNEDY, J.
Adams, Quentin (Def. Assoc.)
Burgos, Alfredo (Def. Assoc.)
Carrol, Lamont Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Cowman, Diante (Lammendola, James
Anthony)
Demuro, Felix (Auspitz, Charles)
Dispasquale, Anthony (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
Hill, Talbert (Def. Assoc.)
Jones, Ian (Def. Assoc.)
Joyner, Theo (Def. Assoc.)
Lauery, Thomas (Def. Assoc.)
Mathis, Jimmie (Def. Assoc.)
Pepin, Carlos (Arrigo, Marc Antony)
Pirrone, Michael (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.)
Rivera, Hector (Def. Assoc.)
Robinson, Derrick (Def. Assoc.)
Rosario, Josue (Glanzberg, David Seth)
Seabrook, Denzel (Def. Assoc.)
Stewart, Christopher (Def. Assoc.)
Washington, Letitia (Def. Assoc.)
White, Kyle (Rivera, Raul I.)
Wojtiw, Jonathan (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
Room 605
CARPENTER, J.
Acevedo, Jarvis (Def. Assoc.)
Anes, Hector (Def. Assoc.)
Arzuaga, Gabriel (Def. Assoc.)
Blalock, Ronald (Def. Assoc.)
Bodor, Christine (Def. Assoc.)
Bowers, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Brown, Darryl (Def. Assoc.)
Caez, Manuel (Def. Assoc.)
Cannon, Gilbert (Def. Assoc.)
Ciprianking, Oscar (Def. Assoc.)
Dowling, Justin (Def. Assoc.)
Figueroa, Jose (Def. Assoc.)
Figueroa, Noel (Def. Assoc.)
Garcia, Jose (Def. Assoc.)
Gladden, William (Def. Assoc.)
Gomez, Crystal (Def. Assoc.)
Gonzalez, Jose (Def. Assoc.)
Holloman, Tyree (Def. Assoc.)
Hunt, Raymond (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Laboy, Jose (Def. Assoc.)
Lebron, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Martinez, Luis (Def. Assoc.)
Molina, Hallen (Def. Assoc.)
Molina, Julio P. (Def. Assoc.)
Morales, Felix (Def. Assoc.)
Morales-martinez, Carlos (Def. Assoc.)
Ortiz, Armando (Def. Assoc.)
Pena, Corinne (Def. Assoc.)
Perez, Jose (Def. Assoc.)
Pezzano, Angela (Def. Assoc.)
Ramos, Fernando (Def. Assoc.)
Rentas, Julio (Def. Assoc.)
Rivera, Jonathan (Def. Assoc.)
Robinson, Kelvin (Def. Assoc.)
Rodriguez, Angel (Def. Assoc.)
Roth, William (Def. Assoc.)
Sanchez, David (Def. Assoc.)
Santiago, Luis (Def. Assoc.)
Scott, Aikeem (Def. Assoc.)
Seamon, Vernon (Def. Assoc.)
Soto-torres, Reyne (Def. Assoc.)
Tillman, Tony (Def. Assoc.)
Turner, Jamal (Def. Assoc.)
Vera, Ramon (Def. Assoc.)
Wainwright, Alfred (Def. Assoc.)
Wandas, Raymond (Def. Assoc.)
Webb, Hakeen (Def. Assoc.)
Wells, Lamont (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Mikal (Def. Assoc.)
Room 607
ROBINS NEW, J.
Davis, Eli (Rose, Burton A.)
Harrison, Basheen (Rose, Burton A.)
Porrett, Anthony (Mandell, Lee)
Rivera, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Stokes, Gerald (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Stokes, Gerald J. (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Young, Blake (Def. Assoc.)
Room 702
WOGAN, J.
Locke, William
Moses, Tanya (Def. Assoc.)
Simmons, Kamil (Conner, Daniel)
Smith, Gerald A. (Trimble, Robert Eugene)
Wallace, Darron (Def. Assoc.)
Whiters, Eric (de Marco, Perry Paul Jr.)
Room 704
ANHALT, J.
Billig, Edmund (Def. Assoc.)
Boyd, Nicole (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Brown, Aja (Fish, Illon Ross)
Burton,
Lonny
(Montoya,
William
Christopher)
Carter, Terrell (Montoya, William Christopher)
Fontaine, Lance (Def. Assoc.)
Harrison, Lemont (Alva, Daniel Paul)
Jallah, Basil (Def. Assoc.)
Morris, James (Def. Assoc.)
Pendelene, Donovan (Noonan, Gregory
Robert)
Shedrick, Alonzo (Def. Assoc.)
Taylor, Charlotte (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Thompson, Ronika (Def. Assoc.)
Veronica, Thompson (Pileggi, Michael)
Whitaker, Keith (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Corey (Def. Assoc.)
Room 705
MEANS, J.
Armstrong, Mark (Def. Assoc.)
Baggs, Blair (Gay, Andrew G. Jr.)
Barnes, Maurice (Def. Assoc.)
Baylor, Kevin (Def. Assoc.)
Bello, Hector (Def. Assoc.)
Butler, Jabreel (Def. Assoc.)
Butler, Jabreel T. (Montoya, William
Christopher)
Cooper, Haneef (Def. Assoc.)
Dalfonse, Victor (Russeck, Tobi Ann)
Davis, Edward (Montoya, William Christopher)
Dixon, Khaliyl (Def. Assoc.)
Dorval, Angello (Def. Assoc.)
Drew-stanton, Jamaal (Def. Assoc.)
Gainey, Saleem (Def. Assoc.)
Giko, Henrique (Raynor, Earl DuBois Jr.)
Greggs, Marquan (Ciancaglini, William Joseph)
Harvin, Walter (Def. Assoc.)
Hudson, Nelson (Def. Assoc.)
Hylton, Christopher (Tarpey, Timothy J.)
Jackson, Eugene (Def. Assoc.)
Jefferson, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, William (Fiore, Todd R.)
Kearney, Ronald (Def. Assoc.)
Kennedy, Kenef (Def. Assoc.)
King, Benjamin (Def. Assoc.)
Leonard, Elliott (Def. Assoc.)
Lester, Adonius (Def. Assoc.)
Meath, Collette (Def. Assoc.)
Meath, Collette C. (Def. Assoc.)
Melendez, Erbarto (Def. Assoc.)
Miles, Maurice (Def. Assoc.)
Miller, Jonathan (Def. Assoc.)
Mitchell, Dyshann (Def. Assoc.)
Morales, Eddie (Def. Assoc.)
Moultrie, Marquise (Def. Assoc.)
Ortiz, Emilio (Def. Assoc.)
Ouch, Sothorn
Perez, Carlos (Def. Assoc.)
Pope, Chesique (Def. Assoc.)
Price, Katie (Def. Assoc.)
Pryor, James Keith K. (Def. Assoc.)
Rodriguez, Teejay (Def. Assoc.)
Roscoe, Wendy (Birley, Kevin Thomas)
Ruiz, Luis (Def. Assoc.)
Saunders, Joe L (Def. Assoc.)
Scarlett, Rowan (Def. Assoc.)
Scott, Aaron (Miller, Robert E. Hamilton)
Smith, Jasmine (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Tyrone (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Tyrone R. (Def. Assoc.)
Sosa, Luis (Def. Assoc.)
Srey, Sophat (Perez, Benjamin Gerjoy)
Sutliff, Gerald (Shaffer, Zachary Cryder)
Taylor, Carlton L L. (Def. Assoc.)
Terzian, Armen (Yacoubian, George Setrag Jr.)
Tillery, Calvin (Def. Assoc.)
Troung, John (Def. Assoc.)
Vanloan, George (Def. Assoc.)
Vaughn, Angel (Def. Assoc.)
Walker, Avery (Def. Assoc.)
Walker, Clifford (Def. Assoc.)
Walker, Clifford R (Def. Assoc.)
Wood, Tracey (Def. Assoc.)
Woodson, Juvan
(Montoya, William
Christopher)
Wright, Leroy (Def. Assoc.)
Xavier, Xavier (Def. Assoc.)
Young, Dekyle (Def. Assoc.)
Zamichieli, Jermaine L. (Meehan, Edward C.
Jr.)
Zuber, Brian (Def. Assoc.)
Room 708
CUNINGHAM, J.
Myers, Anecia (Johnson, Shaka Mzee)
Thompson, Brahiem (Cevallos, Daniel Louis)
Room 801
ANDERS, J.
Baylor, Clayton (Def. Assoc.)
Dales, Adrian T. (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Drake, Michael Eric (Montoya, William
Christopher)
Forman, Troy Roscoe (McGill, Thomas L. Jr.)
Jenkins, Frank (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Jacqueline (Azzarano, Jeffrey)
Jones, Timothy P. (Def. Assoc.)
Kalfas, Christine M M. (Def. Assoc.)
Mcneil, Deemon (Def. Assoc.)
Moore, Anthony B (Def. Assoc.)
Moore, Anthony B. (Def. Assoc.)
Myers, Darrin (Def. Assoc.)
Rodriques, Aaron (Funt, James Adam)
Seals, Ryan (Greshes, Jason)
Sherman, David (Def. Assoc.)
Willingham, Stanley (Def. Assoc.)
Room 802
BUTCHART, J.
Baker, Gerald (Def. Assoc.)
Bullock, Marguise (DeSipio, Richard L.)
Jordan, Chaz (Elmore, Berto M.)
Trawick, Henry (Def. Assoc.)
Tyler, Dorian (Driscoll, Raymond C.)
Walker, Robert (Fish, Illon Ross)
Room 804
FOGLIETTA, J.
Aviles, Kelvin (Def. Assoc.)
Brown, Patricia (Def. Assoc.)
Bush, Rodney A. (Tunnell, Anthony R.)
Grier, Thomas (Def. Assoc.)
Herring, Andre (Coyne, Regina M.)
Marshall, Kevin R R. (Binns, James J.)
Nicholas, Robert (Stein, Gerald A.)
Reed, Willie (Def. Assoc.)
Sturgis, Norman (Giusini, Vincent John)
Tolbert, Michael (Alva, Daniel Paul)
Room 805
DJERASSI, J.
Armstead, Ronald (Def. Assoc.)
Best, Ervin James (Savino, Louis)
Bibbs, Duquan (Def. Assoc.)
Bullard, Tamayo (de Marco, Perry Paul Jr.)
Butts, Kaseem (Muench, Robert Walter)
Clark, Mark (Hinrichs, Mark Aaron)
Daniels, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Fisher, Niamah S (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
Kendall, Parrish (Russeck, Tobi Ann)
Kitchen, Tyleesia (Krinick, Jonathan)
Lightsey, Bernard (Altschuler, Jonathan R.)
Little, Khareem (Dixon, Robert)
Maddox, Charles (Fiore, Todd R.)
Mcmullin, Ronald (Def. Assoc.)
Melton, Mary (Vinci, Janine E.)
Mickeals, Gregory (Shaffer, Zachary Cryder)
Murray, David (Bowers, Peter C.)
Newman, Joseph Jr (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
Pace, Darnell (McDermott, Michael I.)
Perry, Shariff L (Patton, Richard E.)
Royds, John (Zawrotny, Joseph P.)
Saunders, Gary J J. (Def. Assoc.)
Stewart, Curtis (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
Sturkey, Michael (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Tarpley, Tyrone (Yacoubian, George Setrag Jr.)
Thomas, William
Walker, Adolphus I I. (Cevallos, Daniel Louis)
Walker, Isaiah (Vinci, Janine E.)
White, Amal
Wilkes, Hassan (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Christopher (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Room 807
RANSOM, J.
Edmondson, Kevin (DiMaio, Paul Michael)
Patterson, Kenneth (Cevallos, Daniel Louis)
Patterson, Kenneth D. (Def. Assoc.)
Torres, Anthony (Barton, Timothy J.)
Williams, Steven (Hetznecker, Paul Joseph)
Williams, Steven C. (Def. Assoc.)
Room 808
LYNN, J.
Cheeseborough, Donavan (Def. Assoc.)
Mumford, Charles (Peruto, A. Charles Jr.)
Room 901
WOELPPER, J.
Franklin, Jonh Jr (Kadish, Jason Christopher)
Lassiter, Jermaine (Keller, Robert Craig)
Room 902
ROGERS, J.
Leach, Bryant (Green, Isaac Henry Jr.)
Wall, Harvey (Trimble, Robert Eugene)
Wood, Charles (Mandell, Lee)
Room 904
EHRLICH, J.
Almanzar, Elvis (Mirsky, Kenneth L.)
Askew, Cedric (Abdul Rahman, Qawi)
Boy, Jeffrey
Jefferson, John C. (Hobson, William D.)
Johnson, Demetrice (Maran, Mary Therese)
Johnson, Joseph (Def. Assoc.)
Jordan, Nafees (Gamburg, Robert Marc)
Laney, Dwight B. (Def. Assoc.)
Mcbride, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Mcfarland, Marvin (Def. Assoc.)
Playe, Rachel E. (Harris, Richard R. Jr.)
Raynor, Jamane (Giampietro, Michael F.)
Simpson, Anthony (Mandell, Lee)
Thomas, Frank (Mandell, Lee)
Room 905
COHEN, J.
Abraham, Jorge (Def. Assoc.)
Akes, Devonna M (Def. Assoc.)
Ankoma, Ipyana H (Def. Assoc.)
Armstrong, Maurice Ajahmu (Rainey, Debra
Denise)
Bailey, Elasha (Farrell, J. Michael)
Barker, Jerry S. (Def. Assoc.)
Bell, Tyesha (Def. Assoc.)
Brown, Raymond (Hauser, Mark Damian)
Butler, Brian (Rainey, Debra Denise)
Crespo, Miguel (Link, Robert Patrick)
Darby, Cahrles A. (Gay, Andrew G. Jr.)
Drew, Erica (Def. Assoc.)
Figueroa, Liza (Ciancaglini, William Joseph)
Francois, Frednel (Muench, Robert Walter)
Franklin, Ottis (Def. Assoc.)
Gaynor, Kasar (Def. Assoc.)
Gonzalez, Linda L. (Def. Assoc.)
Gordon, Kyaleaf (Def. Assoc.)
Harvey, Joseph (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
Hopkins, James J. (Def. Assoc.)
Jackson, Shawn (Def. Assoc.)
Jessie, Malisha (Rainey, Debra Denise)
Kendall, Lawrence Angelo (Mincarelli, Louis
Anthony)
Khaaliq, Bashir (Def. Assoc.)
Martinez, Rafael (Def. Assoc.)
Mccullough, Angelique M. (Fitzpatrick, Thomas
Odell)
Mcfadden, Nathaniel (O’Riordan, Daniel John)
Melton, Andre (Trimble, Robert Eugene)
Murray, Raheem (Def. Assoc.)
Presley, Tyshanek (Gamburg, Robert Marc)
Presley, Tyshanek M. (Gamburg, Robert Marc)
Procyk, Michael (Savino, Louis)
Ragland, Ronald (Def. Assoc.)
Rivera, Pedro (Def. Assoc.)
Robinson, Ryan (Def. Assoc.)
Santos, Roberto (Def. Assoc.)
Shaw, Kafiyf (Def. Assoc.)
Sheard, Bryant (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Shepherd, Wendell (Reilly, William J.)
Sumpter, John (Def. Assoc.)
Twardzik, Jason R R. (Trimble, Robert Eugene)
Walcott, Christopher V. (Engle, Michael J.)
Waring, Joseph (Def. Assoc.)
Way, Kevin A (Tosta, Diane S.)
Williams, John E. (Def. Assoc.)
Wilson, Akeem (Def. Assoc.)
Winn, Dominique (Muldawer, Jeffrey A.)
Room 1002
TRENT, J.
Cepeda, Miguel A (Bowers, Peter C.)
King, Kareem (Def. Assoc.)
Maldonando, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Mccutcheon, Tammi (Def. Assoc.)
Room 1004
DUBOW, J.
Deburow, Demetrius (Bobbe, Richard T. III)
Fernandez, Julia (Def. Assoc.)
Gallicar, Benjamin (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.)
Gonzalez, Joseph (Def. Assoc.)
Hilbert, Jason (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Marvin (Alva, Daniel Paul)
Lawrence, Max Robert R. (Fiore, Todd R.)
Mahalis, John (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
Miller, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Moore, Mark (Def. Assoc.)
Schaeffler, Paul (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Amber (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Mark (Def. Assoc.)
Speaks, Shelton (Coard, Michael)
Thompson, Joshua (Smith, Billy J.)
Thornton, Steve (DiClaudio, Scott)
Room 1005
CEISLER, J.
Abudullah, Amir (Young, Kenneth Alan)
Braxton, Kharis (Cotter, John P.)
Brown, Elijah (Jensen, Erik Bruce)
Colon, Marcelino (Rivera, Raul I.)
Dorsey, Ronald (Pagano, Gregory Joseph)
Ebron, Keith (Johnson, Carl Reginald)
Evans, Charles (Schober, Henry W.)
Evans, Raheem (Def. Assoc.)
Gaines, Derrick (Giampietro, Michael F.)
Gibson, Marshall C. (Levin, Peter Alan)
Griffin, Amir (Stein, Gerald A.)
Johnson, Quasay (Brown, Richard T. Jr.)
La Court, Peter (Def. Assoc.)
Mccall, Rashia (Capuano, Gina A.)
Mcfarlin, Tony (Silver, Gary Scott)
Paul, Tyree (Lammendola, James Anthony)
Russell, Douglas (Def. Assoc.)
Simmons, Cordarre (Def. Assoc.)
Room 1007
BRONSON, J.
Catlett, Shawn A (Def. Assoc.)
Cecilia, Malco (Narcisi, Laurence Anthony III)
Room 1008
ERDOS, J.
Anderson, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Major, Ameer (Stein, Gerald A.)
Pratt, Janine (Gamburg, Robert Marc)
White, Stephan (Def. Assoc.)
Room 1101
COLEMAN, J.
Dejesus, Aaron (Def. Assoc.)
Grogan, Robert (Levin, Peter Alan)
Wessels, Alvin (Def. Assoc.)
Zayas, Javier (Huff, Michael N.)
Room 1102
BRIGHT, J.
Brown, Michael J (Def. Assoc.)
Dejesus, Luis (Fiore, Todd R.)
Delarge, Tamieka (Tinari, Nino V.)
Gill, Joseph (Rodrigues, Sondra R.)
Jolaoso, Bent O (Desiderio, David Ernest)
Moore, Gerald (Walker, Jeremy Marcus)
Ortiz, Victor (Alva, Jeremy-Evan)
Shields, Clayton (Def. Assoc.)
Stripling, Jessie (Dixon, Robert J.)
Room 1103
BROWN, J.
Bates, Maurice (Def. Assoc.)
Bermudez, Angel (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Boyer, Darren (Def. Assoc.)
Boykins, Alan (Gregory Alan)
Brockenbrough, Reginald (Def. Assoc.)
Buchanan, Wendell (DiClaudio, Scott)
Budnik, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Cavanaugh, Brandon (LaTour, Pierre III)
Crawford, Hassan N (Def. Assoc.)
Evans, Spencer (Def. Assoc.)
Harris, Kahyan (Azzarano, Jeffrey)
Hur, Lena (Def. Assoc.)
Moore, William (Masciantonio, Neal M.)
Palmer, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Ross, Jamilla A A. (Def. Assoc.)
Sampson, Leon (Def. Assoc.)
Savage, Jemmal (Def. Assoc.)
Savage, Jemmal R. (Def. Assoc.)
Vazquez, Joel (Barker, Robert Paul)
White, Alphonso
Room 1104
ARRAIGNMENTS TC
Abrams, Willie (Def. Assoc.)
Aldridge, Royzell (D’Onofrio, Louis Francis)
Arce, Richard (Greenblatt, Ronald)
Arcuri, Andrea (Morris, Glen Richard)
Baxter, Linford (Def. Assoc.)
Beauford, Augustus (Def. Assoc.)
Bennett, Khalif (Def. Assoc.)
Bishop, Darlene (Alva, Daniel Paul)
Black, Tommy (Elmore, Berto M.)
Bracey, Ricky (Phillips, Christopher Peter)
Burgis, Dontae
Butler, Corey (Def. Assoc.)
Casey, Nathan (Def. Assoc.)
Choates, Darrell K.
Clayton, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Clincy, Timothy (Def. Assoc.)
Collins, Lamont (Def. Assoc.)
Crippen, Wayne (Def. Assoc.)
Donhauser, Nicholas R.
Dougherty, Dennis (Def. Assoc.)
Ellerbe, Tyron E. (Morris, Glen Richard)
Erb, John (Def. Assoc.)
Finney, Sadiki (de Marco, Perry Paul)
Fletcher, Kendra (Def. Assoc.)
Floyd, Eric (Thornton, Cynthia Ann)
2 4 • THE LEGA L INTE LLIGE NCE R Francisco, Roberto (Def. Assoc.)
Fuentes, Jose
Galie, Lawrence M. (Link, Robert Patrick)
Gefvert, Sarah (Def. Assoc.)
Gray, Darnell (Def. Assoc.)
Guy, Michael (Hark, Richard Quinton)
Harvey, Edward (Hughes, Evan T. L.)
Henderson, Danny R R. (Greenblatt, Ronald)
Herbert, Shaquille (Def. Assoc.)
Hicks, Aljabbar (Cacciamani, Kathryn Coviello)
Hign, Phillip (Def. Assoc.)
Ingalls, Samuel (Def. Assoc.)
Jackson, William (Rudenstein, David Scott)
Johnson, Ajani (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.)
Johnson, Syreeta S. (Smith, Ronald Allan)
Jones, Anwar (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
Jordan, Dominic M (Def. Assoc.)
Jusino-lugo, Christian (Def. Assoc.)
Lopez, Kenny (DiVergilis, James J.)
Meikle, Sean D. (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
Molina, Roberto (Def. Assoc.)
Morris, Ebony N. (Lambert, Michael
Christopher)
Myer, Lawrence (Stefanski, Anthony E.)
Nelson, Donovan (Ciancaglini, William Joseph)
Ogawa, Derek (Def. Assoc.)
Pearsall, Ermeia (Def. Assoc.)
Quattlebaum, Timothy (Mincarelli, Louis
Anthony)
Reyes, Ronell (Lorusso, Vincent M.)
Reyes-guitierrez, Bernardino (Sciolla, Guy R.
II)
Riley, Fateema (Def. Assoc.)
Rizzi, Joseph (Def. Assoc.)
Robinson, Ivan (Rivera, Raul I.)
Romani, James (Def. Assoc.)
Rudd, Michael A (Def. Assoc.)
Ryant, Nicholas (McLaughlin, Brandi L.)
Santa, Nikos (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Lamia (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Rassan (Def. Assoc.)
South, Brandy (Braynin, Dmitry A.)
Tate, Troy (O’Donnell, Joseph H. Jr.)
Thomas, Ronald (Bowe, William L.)
Tucker, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Vega, Miguel (Seidel, Stephen A.)
Velazquez, Luis (Def. Assoc.)
Wearing, Terrance (Desiderio, David Ernest)
White, Joseph (Brennan, William J.)
Williams, Jesslyn S. (Diamondstein, Michael
Jay)
Williams, John (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Tyrel (O’Donnell, Joseph H. Jr.)
Williamson, Dennis (Def. Assoc.)
Wilton, Kaheem (Steinberg, S. Philip)
Young, Noel (Ciancaglini, William Joseph)
Room 1105
LERNER, J.
Brinkley, Albert (Stein, Gerald A.)
Gainey, Montrell (MCMAHON, JACK)
Howard, Jaris (Def. Assoc.)
Johns, Terrell (Def. Assoc.)
Spencer, James (Def. Assoc.)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2012
Room 206
Refile, Keith (Johnson, Carl Reginald)
Room 305
Bianco, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Brown, Antoine K. (Nix, Michael L.)
Browne, Earl (Def. Assoc.)
Charles, Keurlin (Def. Assoc.)
Cohen, Mitchell
Demarco, Susan (Def. Assoc.)
Dunbar, Destinie (Def. Assoc.)
Dyches, Wayne (Def. Assoc.)
Eck, Joseph (Def. Assoc.)
Ellzy, John (Def. Assoc.)
Fambrough, Gail (Def. Assoc.)
Gabriele, Joseph (McHugh, Walter)
Gaddy, Tierra (Def. Assoc.)
Hodges, Falina (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, William (Def. Assoc.)
Krezel, Christopher (Def. Assoc.)
Moore, Tremayne (Def. Assoc.)
Navarro, Carlos (Def. Assoc.)
Ortiz, Jacquelyn (Def. Assoc.)
Palmisano, Alexander (Def. Assoc.)
Parham, Kevin (Def. Assoc.)
Patterson, Shawn (Def. Assoc.)
Quinones, Melissa (Def. Assoc.)
Rozier, Juan (Def. Assoc.)
Taylor, Elisha C. (Def. Assoc.)
Trinidad, Hector (Def. Assoc.)
Walsh, Michael C. (Def. Assoc.)
Wesley, Thomas S. (Def. Assoc.)
White, Nikaya E. (Smith, Randolph C.)
Room 501
BELOFF, J.
Ford, Perry (Sanita, Amato T.)
Oneil, Daniel (Alva, Jeremy-Evan)
Takacs, Michael (Gil, Antonio John)
Vologin, Eugene (Falcione, Alfred Joseph)
Room 502
BRINKLEY, J.
Bey, Leslie (Long, Lloyd Everett III)
Falcucci, Mark A (Voci, Anthony Joseph Jr.)
Gonzalez, Jacqueline (Def. Assoc.)
Perez-hernandez, John (Geary, Raymond C.)
Scott, Jerry (Russeck, Tobi Ann)
Wilson, Shawn (Def. Assoc.)
Room 504
PATRICK, J.
Ahmaddiya, Anwar
Castor, Urie (Def. Assoc.)
Davis, Ernest (Def. Assoc.)
Dawsonia, Maurice (Spina, Frank Murray II)
Howell, Rodreen
Parker, Rasheem B. (Valvo, Joseph J.)
Rashidian, Ali
Richardson, Brian (Def. Assoc.)
Rios, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Samo, Jose (Def. Assoc.)
Worthy, Cecil (Def. Assoc.)
Room 505
NICHOLS, J.
Acevedo, Miriam (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Cuevas, Eddie (Rivera, Raul I.)
Diaz, Julio A. (Def. Assoc.)
Diaz, Sheila (Muldrow, Beverly Nelson)
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 Hernandez, Jose (Silver, Gary Scott)
Holubec, William A. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
Kamano, Amadu L. (Harrison, W. Fred Jr.)
Lau, Michael (Levin, Gabriel Zalman)
Miller, Louis (Johnson, Shaka Mzee)
Mills, James (Bozzelli, Lawrence J.)
Moore, Donald (Def. Assoc.)
Renzi, Amy (Def. Assoc.)
Renzi, Ashley A. (Link, Robert Patrick)
Valentin, Litza (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Room 508
McDERMOTT, J.
Andujar, Orville (Def. Assoc.)
Behlin, Braheem (Islam, Mu’min)
Brown, Nafis (Brown, Richard T. Jr.)
Burrell, Leonard (Def. Assoc.)
Cooper, Gary (Wolf, Bruce)
Dixon, Ramone (Brandeis-Roman, Tracy)
Holmes, Taiquan Q Q. (Def. Assoc.)
Jackson, Rasheed J. (Def. Assoc.)
Mccrea, James (Def. Assoc.)
Sheldon, Stanley (de Marco, Perry Paul Jr.)
Street, Kevin L M. (Def. Assoc.)
Tuck, Haneef (Walker, David Michael)
Yeiser, Gary A. (Stein, Gerald A.)
Room 601
BERRY, J.
Clark, Antonio (Def. Assoc.)
Dawkins, Louis (Spina, Frank Murray II)
Edwards, Keith (Henry, Todd Edward)
Foreman, Charles (Giuliani, Richard J.)
Hassell, Steven (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Negron, Pedro (Cahill, John Martin Jr.)
Vargus, Luis (Dixon, Robert)
Volly, Rasheed (Martucci, John Joseph Jr.)
Wigfall, Edroy (DiClaudio, Scott)
Williams, Emmanuel (Fishman, Brian M.)
Room 604
KENNEDY, J.
Atkerson, Calvin (Rivera, Raul I.)
Bates, Brian (Barker, Robert Paul)
Bristol, William (Def. Assoc.)
Dejesus, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Diaz, Brian (Hinrichs, Mark Aaron)
Ellerbee, Donovan (Johnson, Shaka Mzee)
Gines, Eddie (Stein, Gerald A.)
Hernandez, Miguel (Savino, Louis Theodore
Jr.)
Hill, Shakeeyia (Def. Assoc.)
Jiles, Robert (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Lomax, Christopher (Dashields, Charles)
Moore, Ronald (Def. Assoc.)
Ramos, Francisco (Tarpey, Timothy J.)
Ramos, Jorge (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Reid, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Rodriguez, Raul (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Oliver (Def. Assoc.)
Woodson, Rachel (Datner, Robert Frederick)
Room 605
CARPENTER, J.
Aponte, Javier (Def. Assoc.)
Austin, Hassan (Reynolds, Coley OBrien)
Battle, Charles (Def. Assoc.)
Bryant, Chritopher (Def. Assoc.)
Castagna, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Covil, Kasim (Def. Assoc.)
Cox, Jerminda (Def. Assoc.)
Crespo, Carlos (Def. Assoc.)
Davis, Fil B. (Def. Assoc.)
Davis, Lanestrea (Def. Assoc.)
Diaz, Benjamin (Def. Assoc.)
Diaz, Felipe Creafo (Def. Assoc.)
Diaz, Miguel (Def. Assoc.)
Downing, James (Def. Assoc.)
Duran, Christopher (Def. Assoc.)
Easter, Tyrone (Def. Assoc.)
Frison, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Gartside, David (Def. Assoc.)
German, Angel (Def. Assoc.)
Gilliard, Wesley (Def. Assoc.)
Gonzalez, Jose (Def. Assoc.)
Gray, Jamar (Def. Assoc.)
Guzman, Donovan Lee (Def. Assoc.)
Hair, Brandon (Def. Assoc.)
Harris, Wakein (Def. Assoc.)
Hasan, Salah (Def. Assoc.)
Howard, Vaughn (Def. Assoc.)
Irvin, Julias (Def. Assoc.)
Jasinski, Betty (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Niekeem (Def. Assoc.)
Johnstone, Allison (Def. Assoc.)
Lockhart, Dean (Def. Assoc.)
Maddox, Gary (Def. Assoc.)
Maldonado, Emily M (Def. Assoc.)
Martin, Guy (Def. Assoc.)
Martinez, Joshua (Def. Assoc.)
Matyukhin, Vladimir (Def. Assoc.)
Morales, Daniel (Def. Assoc.)
Nieves, Jahnn (Def. Assoc.)
Ollison, Daryl (Def. Assoc.)
Oneill, John (Def. Assoc.)
Ortiz, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Patterson, Erik (Def. Assoc.)
Rodriguez, Wilfredo (Def. Assoc.)
Rowe, Julius (Def. Assoc.)
Santos, Angel (Def. Assoc.)
Santos, Emillo (Def. Assoc.)
Sheard, Victor A. (Borum, Trevan)
Sherrod, Kwame (Def. Assoc.)
Simmons, Antonio (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Atiba (Def. Assoc.)
Stevenson, Dominique I. (Def. Assoc.)
Stubbs, Glen (Def. Assoc.)
Taylor, James (Def. Assoc.)
Vera, Jose (Def. Assoc.)
Vigio, Rolando (Def. Assoc.)
Room 608
SCHULMAN, J.
Jackson, Vernon (Brennan, William J.)
Manning, Joseph (Def. Assoc.)
Room 701
SHIRDAN-HARRIS, J.
Burns, Keith (Mincarelli, Louis Anthony)
Room 702
WOGAN, J.
Darby, Dwayne E E. (McLaughlin, Brian
Edward)
Dingle, Aaron James J. (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Gerald, Keithphinine (Def. Assoc.)
Jackson, Franklin (Def. Assoc.)
Mclauren, Jasmine L. (Def. Assoc.)
Mickle, Charles (Bryn, Elayne)
Roman, Roberto (Cohen, Elliot Marc)
Ross, Dyube (Def. Assoc.)
Scott, Basil (Def. Assoc.)
Tavares, Markies (Kenny, Thomas)
Room 704
ANHALT, J.
Augustus, Jason (Def. Assoc.)
Bolden, Montrell (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Corbin, Jonathan (Def. Assoc.)
Gregg, Cheryl (Server, Gary Sanford)
Hall, Blaine (Mincarelli, Louis Anthony)
Kennedy, Anika (Seay, Geoffrey Vincent)
Mccray, Aaron (Humble, Brian Francis)
Miller, Michael (Diamondstein, Michael Jay)
Payne, Ethan (Def. Assoc.)
Ruffin, Hakeem
Smith, Kenneth (Seay, Harry R.)
Williams, Clifton J J. (Def. Assoc.)
Room 705
MEANS, J.
Acosta, Juan (Def. Assoc.)
Aikens, John (Def. Assoc.)
Arvic, Lee (Def. Assoc.)
Aursby, Dyshan (Rivera, Edwin R.)
Aursby, Dyshan T. (Def. Assoc.)
Barroso, Manuel (Bowers, Peter C.)
Bean, Nathaniel (Def. Assoc.)
Bell, James (Def. Assoc.)
Blair, John (Ennis, David George)
Brown Cruckles, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Campbell, Teniel M. (Def. Assoc.)
Cruckles, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Daniel, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Davis, Kevin (Def. Assoc.)
Dumas, Wayne (Def. Assoc.)
Edwards, Steffan (Def. Assoc.)
Faust, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Freeman, Sean (Def. Assoc.)
Fullard, Dennis D (Shaffer, Zachary Cryder)
Garvey, Robert (Def. Assoc.)
Gilliam, David (Abdul Rahman, Qawi)
Gilliam, David G. (Taylor-Smith, E. Natasha)
Harris, Brittney (Def. Assoc.)
Howard, Marcus (Def. Assoc.)
Howard, Terrell (Def. Assoc.)
Hudson, Jeremy (Def. Assoc.)
Irby, James (Def. Assoc.)
Irwin, Kevin (Def. Assoc.)
Jones, Daniella (Def. Assoc.)
Kimble, Kelvin Maurice (Gambone, Alfonso)
Konneh, Ali (Def. Assoc.)
Le, Tom (Def. Assoc.)
Little, Wallace R. (Montoya, William
Christopher)
Marced, Eric (Raynor, Earl DuBois Jr.)
Martin, Bernard (Def. Assoc.)
Mason, Charles (Def. Assoc.)
Mason, Tony (Def. Assoc.)
Matthews, Keith (Def. Assoc.)
Mattias, Kenroy (Def. Assoc.)
Mcclary, Shakor (Def. Assoc.)
Mcmakin, James (Stern, Douglas Nathaniel)
Mercer, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Monaghan, John (Def. Assoc.)
Moton, Anesa (Def. Assoc.)
Muniz, Jennifer (Azzarano, Jeffrey)
Ortiz, Luis M. (Def. Assoc.)
Perkins, Deion (Def. Assoc.)
Pinkins, Derek (Def. Assoc.)
Prunty, Tawine (Hueston, Colin Richard)
Pugh, Bryon (Def. Assoc.)
Pugh, Lamaine (Def. Assoc.)
Rodriguez, Julio (Def. Assoc.)
Rodriguez, Nelson (Def. Assoc.)
Showell, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Sloan, Rhonda (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Steven (Def. Assoc.)
Todd, Tyheem (Def. Assoc.)
Townsend, Ronald (McDermott, Michael I.)
Vasquez, Ana (Cacciamani, Kathryn Coviello)
Wilson, Charles (Def. Assoc.)
Woods, Dwayne (Def. Assoc.)
Yentch, Jonathan F (Def. Assoc.)
Room 707
GEROFF, J.
Diaz, Christian (Medway, F. Michael)
Estrada, Jessica Yanyiz E. (McGill, Thomas
L. Jr.)
Roche, Angel (Def. Assoc.)
Room 708
CUNINGHAM, J.
Smith, Zaid (Cotter, John P.)
Room 801
ANDERS, J.
Dantzler, Maurice (Thornton, Cynthia Ann)
Gonzalez, Mike (Def. Assoc.)
Hill, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Hunter, Vito (Johnson, Carl Reginald)
Knight, Lordner (Fegan, Deborah Ann)
Lee, Lolita (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.)
Miller, Beverly (McVan, Brian Patrick)
Sandlin, Steve
Smith, Curtis (Seidel, Stephen A.)
Smith, Richard (Def. Assoc.)
Solomon, John (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.)
Victor, Clay (Tarpey, Timothy J.)
Waters, Wesley (Jarrett, Stephen Bruce)
Wright, Antoine (Def. Assoc.)
Room 802
BUTCHART, J.
Collazo, Christopher (Altschuler, Jonathan R.)
Graves, Tyrone (Martucci, John Joseph Jr.)
Johnson, Terrance (Fitzpatrick, Thomas Odell)
Lang, Williams (Def. Assoc.)
Nava, Soloman (Bezpalko, Orest II)
Robinson, Hasan (Def. Assoc.)
Vann, Michael N N. (Tinari, Nino V.)
Room 804
FOGLIETTA, J.
Bryant, Hakeem (Def. Assoc.)
Duval, Kashif (Hetznecker, Paul Joseph)
Eberhart, Derrick (Def. Assoc.)
Felder, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Gendraw, Kevin (Hueston, Colin Richard)
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Johnson, Kareem R. (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Sheldon A (Grey, Daine Arthur Jr.)
Jones, Isaac Deshane (Def. Assoc.)
Romero, Arturo (Def. Assoc.)
Way Jr, Michael (Gamburg, Robert Marc)
White, Phillip S (Tinari, Eugene P.)
Room 805
DJERASSI, J.
Anderson, Kyree (Parkinson, Michael Patrick)
Carter, Michael (Def. Assoc.)
Chamberlain, Tyrone (Tinari, Eugene P.)
Dowdy, Kenneth (Def. Assoc.)
Gaines, James T. (Frumer, Marc J.)
Gibson, Gregory (Def. Assoc.)
Gibson, Gregory J. (Harrison, W. Fred Jr.)
Harrington, Terrance (Alva, Jeremy-Evan)
Hopson, Harold (Marrone, Joseph Michael Jr.)
Langford, Devon (Def. Assoc.)
Martinez, Jacqueline (Tinari, Nino V.)
Parson, Steven (McDermott, Barbara Ann)
Patterson, Matthew (Reynolds, Coley OBrien)
Person, Antone (Fegan, Deborah Ann)
Reese, Quevon (Lento, Joseph D.)
Scott, Renalder J. (Gross, James Neil)
Smith, Larry Lavon (Stosic, Michael Elias)
Terry, Gerald (Thompson, Sandra Ilene)
Tripline, Kenneth (Def. Assoc.)
Vasquez, Antonio (Rivera, Edwin R.)
Walker, Raymond (Mincey, Kevin V.)
Whitner, Kevin (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Henry (Petrone, Anthony J.)
Williams, Lachay (Silver, Gary Scott)
Wilson, Terrance (Lammendola, James
Anthony)
Room 807
RANSOM, J.
Glick, Larry (Def. Assoc.)
Glumson, George (Def. Assoc.)
Mazzola, Donald (Def. Assoc.)
Mickens, Bernard I I. (Silver, Gary Scott)
Room 808
LYNN, J.
Bramwell, Shariff (Russeck, Tobi Ann)
Council, Edison (Def. Assoc.)
Evans, Marcus (Def. Assoc.)
Harrell, Reginald (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Johnson, Tara (Voci, Anthony Joseph Jr.)
Quillen, Elwood (Tinari, Nino V.)
Room 902
ROGERS, J.
Allen, John H. (Walker, David Michael)
Brunett, Dennis (Tinari, Eugene P.)
Bufford, Gregory (Sobel, Jonathan J.)
Garner, Levert S. (Def. Assoc.)
Jones, Aaron P (Def. Assoc.)
Morales, Steven (McMonagle, Brian J.)
Neal, Oliver (DiMaio, Paul Michael)
Room 904
EHRLICH, J.
Armstrong, Jahlil (Def. Assoc.)
Bailey, Kashim (Def. Assoc.)
Bright, Dennis (Ciancaglini, William Joseph)
Carter, Larry (Stefanski, Anthony E.)
Covington, Warren (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
Dockery, George N. (Def. Assoc.)
Ellis, Michael (Dennis, Charles E.)
Evanson, Lance (Def. Assoc.)
Lloyd, Anthony M (Def. Assoc.)
Morgan, Alvin (McMonagle, Brian J.)
Ramos, John R.
Sanders, Jerome (LaTour, Pierre III)
Simmons, Antoine (Def. Assoc.)
Turner, Minyette (Weaver, Sandjai)
Room 905
COHEN, J.
Adams, Ramon (Link, Robert Patrick)
Albandoza, Edgardo (Def. Assoc.)
Alce, Amos (Def. Assoc.)
Alexander, Joe I. (Walker, David Michael)
Autry, Gene (Wolf, Bruce)
Bastas, Glen S S. (Krinick, Jonathan)
Blackshear, Pedro (Def. Assoc.)
Blackwell, Paul (Def. Assoc.)
Bond, Melvin (Def. Assoc.)
Bright, Sharmyra (Def. Assoc.)
Brooks, Theresa J. (Bozzelli, Lawrence J.)
Brown, Jason D (Def. Assoc.)
Canales, Ernest (Nasuti, Carmen Charles III)
Childs, Gerald (Def. Assoc.)
Clark, Darrell (Kauffman, Earl G.)
Cooper, Bridget (Pileggi, Michael)
Daniels, Andrew (Def. Assoc.)
Davis, Mark (Mincarelli, Louis Anthony)
Dean, Ronnie (Giuliani, Richard J.)
Dorn, Jamal Z Z. (Feinberg, Jonathan Howard)
Drayton, Kareem (Link, Robert Patrick)
Faulkner, Charles (Sanita, Amato T.)
French, Shannon (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.)
Gill, Valmar S. (de Marco, Perry Paul)
Gonzalez, Joel (Brennan, William J.)
Green, Bobby G. (Mincarelli, Louis Anthony)
Hamilton, Ivan L. (Def. Assoc.)
Henry, Patty (Def. Assoc.)
Jackson, Julius (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Louis (Jarvis, Roland B.)
Jones, Derrick (Def. Assoc.)
Maloy, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Medina-gomez, Jorge E (Shore, Richard A.)
Morales, Juan (Pagano, Gregory Joseph)
Porter, James (Yanks, Harvey A.)
Presley, Casandra (Mitchell, Joseph S. III)
Ragland, Ronald (Def. Assoc.)
Regan, William (Def. Assoc.)
Rodriguez, Ramon (Miller, Robert E.
Hamilton)
Rogers, Steven R. (Conroy, David Hugh)
Santa, Joshua (Bowers, Peter C.)
Santana, Carlos (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Santos, Wilfredo (Def. Assoc.)
Scott, Darnell (Def. Assoc.)
Simpkins, Leonard (Johnson, Carl Reginald)
Sims, Shanika (Link, Robert Patrick)
Smith, Linda (Reynolds, Coley OBrien)
Stalling, Alexis (Della Rocca, John Charles)
Thomas, Maurice (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.)
Thompson, Craig (Farrell, J. Michael)
Trusedale, Travis (Kramer, Max Gerson)
Venditti, Thomas (Diamondstein, Michael Jay)
West, Kevin (Def. Assoc.)
Wilson, Benjamin (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Room 908
BYRD, J.
Bronson, Jamal D (Def. Assoc.)
Morales, Esteban (Spina, Frank Murray II)
Room 1001
MAZZOLA, J.
Dupree, Jeffrey L. (Burke, Thomas F.)
Labbe, Christopher (Def. Assoc.)
Ortiz, Angel R. (Def. Assoc.)
Rivera, Randy (Silver, Gary Scott)
Skinner, Leroy (Medway, F. Michael)
Wright, Edward E. (Def. Assoc.)
Room 1002
TRENT, J.
Cunningham, Tyron (Cross, David Patrick)
Mainer, Jermaine
Mainer, Jermaine J (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Farley (Sobel, Jonathan J.)
Room 1004
DUBOW, J.
Bostic, Clinton (Def. Assoc.)
Campbell, Douglas (Def. Assoc.)
Jimenez, Eduardo (Vigilante, Theodore J.)
Lozada, Josephine (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Maxey, Corey E (Coard, Michael)
Merlus, Handal (Def. Assoc.)
Quattrone, Anthony (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Room 1005
CEISLER, J.
Bailey, Clarence (Fuschino, Richard John Jr.)
Banks, Lenton (McLaughlin, Brandi L.)
Beauvoir, Steve (Pagano, Gregory Joseph)
Bennett, Warren (Def. Assoc.)
Brunelli, Matthew A (Hurley, Eileen J.)
Butler, Horace (Stefanski, Anthony E.)
Dawson, Dwayne (Brooks, Quentin Zane)
Desalis, Joseph (DeFino, Michael A.)
Eaddy, Raymond (Schober, Henry W.)
Fluelin, Tiarah D. (Spina, Frank Murray II)
Gallagher, Kathleen (Sciolla, Guy R. II)
James, Thomas K. (Def. Assoc.)
Mcshane, Shawn (Def. Assoc.)
Muhammad, Abdul-hameed (Medway, F.
Michael)
Negron, Ariel (Bozzelli, Lawrence J.)
Parker, Dominque (Def. Assoc.)
Reyes, Nilsa (Brown, Richard T. Jr.)
Ricioppo, Pete (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Simon, Robert (Mitchell, Joseph S. III)
Sorey, Shena (Mungello, Mark D.)
Tyler, Tyheem
Watts, James (Gamburg, Robert Marc)
Room 1008
ERDOS, J.
Fenwick, William Aloyuise (Def. Assoc.)
Lee, Jamara (Henry, Todd Edward)
Mangum, Karriem (DeSipio, Richard L.)
Mason, Donald (Campbell, Giovanni Omar)
Rothwell, Maretta N. (Coker, Derrick W.)
Selzle, Charles M. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
Singletary, Quinton (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
Smith, Kareem A. (Def. Assoc.)
Stubbs, Dwight (Hauser, Mark Damian)
Room 1102
BRIGHT, J.
Bankhead, Rodney (Gay, Andrew G. Jr.)
Bernard, Ernest E. (Bobbe, Richard T. III)
Drake, John (Tinari, Nino V.)
Johnson, James (Def. Assoc.)
Mallory, Jamel (Martin, Kathleen E.)
Wilson, Kyle (Rainey, Debra Denise)
Room 1103
BROWN, J.
Bailey, Niguel R. (Def. Assoc.)
Bueno, Domingo (Def. Assoc.)
Burgos, Rapheal T (Sanita, Amato T.)
Cooper, Hiekeem (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.)
Ellis, Ali (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
Gawghan, John (Def. Assoc.)
Gilmer, Harvey (Def. Assoc.)
Gomez, Victor (Def. Assoc.)
Green, Christopher (Def. Assoc.)
Holguin, Christopher (Def. Assoc.)
Jenkins, Alfonso J (Def. Assoc.)
Kearney, Noreen (Savino, Louis)
Lambert, Khalif (Nasuti, Carmen Charles III)
Lawton, Aaron
Lewis, Della (Def. Assoc.)
Macon, Mark (Dobrosky, Holly C.)
Markeith, Lamont (Def. Assoc.)
Mendez, Jose (Def. Assoc.)
Prosser, Sidney (Def. Assoc.)
Reid, Wali (Def. Assoc.)
Smith, Phillip (Spina, Frank Murray II)
Smith, Robert J. (Cohen, Jonathan Morley)
Torres, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Torres, Rafaelito (Rivera, Edwin R.)
Warner, Janette (Maloumian, Richard Charles)
Room 1104
ARRAIGNMENTS TC
Allen, Maurice M. (Def. Assoc.)
Alston, Antoine (Def. Assoc.)
Anderson, Ryan (Henry, Todd Edward)
Ansley, Richard (Def. Assoc.)
Banks, Derrick (Def. Assoc.)
Battle, Malik (Def. Assoc.)
Benning, Michael P (Def. Assoc.)
Bey, Salah (Def. Assoc.)
Black, Leroy (Def. Assoc.)
Boateng, Earline (Def. Assoc.)
Briston, Antonio
Brown, Lache
Campbell, Earl (Def. Assoc.)
Canales, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Charlton, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Clark, Steve (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
Claudio, Jorge (Def. Assoc.)
Daniels, Willard L. (Def. Assoc.)
Davis, Timothy
Diaz, David (Def. Assoc.)
Dover Jr, Charles (Burke, Thomas F.)
Downes, Timothy (Def. Assoc.)
Duncan, Marvin (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
Durant, Tyrice
Dutton, Jamal (Def. Assoc.)
Eaddy, Jordan (Def. Assoc.)
Easley, Dante (Gambone, Alfonso)
VOL P. 697
Edwards, Ricardo (Def. Assoc.)
Epps, Darius (Def. Assoc.)
Foster, Latasha (Def. Assoc.)
Gilmore, Joel (Elmore, Berto M.)
Gooden, Dwayne (Def. Assoc.)
Gordon, Terrence (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Green, Hugh (Def. Assoc.)
Gregory, Stephen (DiVergilis, James J.)
Horton, Michael (DeFino, Michael A.)
Jenkins, Marcel (Goldman, Randolph L.)
Jennings, Xzavien
Jewell, Vernon J. (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Blake (Def. Assoc.)
Johnson, Chantee M. (Hamilton, Warren R.)
Kemp, Kenyatta (Def. Assoc.)
Kennedy, Hassan (Def. Assoc.)
Leonidas, Berry (Def. Assoc.)
Mack, Isaiah R (Voci, Anthony Joseph Jr.)
Martin, Ivory L. (Def. Assoc.)
Martin, Wazir (Def. Assoc.)
Mauzon, Anthony (Def. Assoc.)
Mcgill, James (Def. Assoc.)
Mckie, Brian (Def. Assoc.)
Meehan, Eric (Def. Assoc.)
Mercer, Trevas (Def. Assoc.)
Mitchell, Jamil (Def. Assoc.)
Mitchell, John D. (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Mitchell, Joseph (Def. Assoc.)
Mitchell, Marque (Def. Assoc.)
Morris, Joseph S (Russeck, Tobi Ann)
Murray, Rafique J (Hughes, Evan T. L.)
Nathaniel, Lamere (Def. Assoc.)
Nicoletti, Richard (Def. Assoc.)
Overton, David (Def. Assoc.)
Paige, Stephen (Def. Assoc.)
Palmisano, Joseph (DeFino, Michael A.)
Parker, Gary (Def. Assoc.)
Peralta, Rafael (Pagano, Gregory Joseph)
Peterson, Chareece (Def. Assoc.)
Peterson, Hasan (Nattiel, Willie Lee Jr.)
Pine, Kevin T. (Mitchell, Joseph S. III)
Powell, Allen (Johnson, Carl Reginald)
Pratt, James (Harrison, W. Fred Jr.)
Pugh, Khalil N. (Def. Assoc.)
Ramos, Marcos (McGill, Thomas L. Jr.)
Revere, James (Def. Assoc.)
Rhodes, Kenneth (Def. Assoc.)
Richardson, Chase (Def. Assoc.)
Rodriguez, Lucille (Fishman, Brian M.)
Roger, Dante (Mischak, David B.)
Santiago, Alberto (Geary, Raymond C.)
Scott, Jameel
Shanks, Mikal (Markey, Shawn P.)
Smith, Darien (Def. Assoc.)
Spencer, Amos H. (Johnson, Clinton L.)
Suarez, David M. (Def. Assoc.)
Sullivan, Lawrence (Def. Assoc.)
Sydnor, Maurice (Def. Assoc.)
Taylor, Sharon (Def. Assoc.)
Thompson, Kenneth (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.)
Thompson, Terrance (Def. Assoc.)
Townsend, Alina (Hamilton, Warren R.)
Trinidad, Jovanie (Johnson, Shaka Mzee)
Valentin, Juan (Def. Assoc.)
Vicks, David V. (Def. Assoc.)
Walker, Eddie (Litwin, Leanne L.)
Walton, Tabitha (O’Riordan, Daniel John)
Watkins, Robyne (Def. Assoc.)
Weiser, Carl (Steinberg, S. Philip)
Whitaker, Darren (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Mikal Ali A. (Def. Assoc.)
Wimberly, Kenneth (Def. Assoc.)
Wise, James (Def. Assoc.)
Wright, Tyree
Yusuf, Hamzah (Def. Assoc.)
Room 1105
LERNER, J.
Alicea, Jose (Krasner, Lawrence Samuel)
Drinks, Jayah (Lammendola, James Anthony)
Faulcon, Charles (Capuano, Gina A.)
Gainey, Antione (Def. Assoc.)
Gainey, Wendell (Def. Assoc.)
Gonzalez, Eudy A. (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
Grimes, James E. (Pagano, Gregory Joseph)
Henderson, Jermaine
Kornegay, Dion (Def. Assoc.)
Mitros, Gregory (Quinn, Michael P.)
Price, Korvonna (Raynor, Earl DuBois Jr.)
Reed, Melvin (Seay, Geoffrey Vincent)
Shannon, Nickolas (Def. Assoc.)
Stillwell, Daniel (Quinn, Michael P.)
Sullivan, Brian (Cherniack, Emily Beth)
Thompson, Rafiq (Def. Assoc.)
Room 1107
BRONSON, J.
Mccallum, Aaron (Patrizio, Stephen P.)
Moore, Rasheed (Def. Assoc.)
Williams, Nicole (Def. Assoc.)
Room 1108
TEMIN, J.
Johnson, Rassan (Reynolds, Coley OBrien)
Moore, Khiry (Nero, Worrell D.)
PAYMENT PLAN
HEARINGS
Room 505
1. Pitts, Salamine (Def. Assn.)
2. Pointer, Herman (Turner, Thomas
J. II)
3. Reed, Lisa (Def. Assn.)
4. Frazier, Erving (Lunenfeld, Richard
R.)
5. Wilson, Jerome (Def. Assn.)
6. Dixon, Andre F (Def. Assn.)
7. Batties, Darnell (Def. Assn.)
8. Reyes Rivera, Luis
9. Strantzalis, Albert (Walsh, Timothy
Patrick)
10. Woodard, Calvin (Def. Assn.)
11. Boulware, Samir (Chisholm, Donald
II)
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 12. Keith, Maurice (Def. Assn.)
13. Magee, Bryan (Def. Assn.)
14. Fayiah, Emanuel T (Def. Assn.)
15. Patterson, George M. (Reilly,
William J.)
16. Dupoldt, Robert J. (Def. Assn.)
17. Smith, Trina (Scarpello, Joshua E.)
18. Wiley, Lori A (Caudo, Michael
Anthony)
19. Correa, Victor (Elbert, John B.)
20. Moore, Michael A
21. Greene, Jerome (Lappe, Paula M.)
22. Scott, Jessie D (Def. Assn.)
23. Williams, Ernest (Herzberg, Paul
S.)
24. Edwards, Joseph (Def. Assn.)
25. Williams, Edgar
26. Thorton, Rick (Def. Assn.)
27. Jones, William (Def. Assn.)
28. Morales, Edgar (Def. Assn.)
29. Price, Donna (Def. Assn.)
30. Thomas, Frank M (Def. Assn.)
31. Thompson, Tyrone (Dolfman,
Douglas Lee)
32. Rodriguez, Daniel (Def. Assn.)
33. Phillips, Reginald (Def. Assn.)
34. Thomas, Tyrone (Def. Assn.)
35. Lugo, Robert (Def. Assn.)
36. Papasadora, Nicholas (Def. Assn.)
37. Griamaldi, Ana (Def. Assn.)
MUNICIPAL COURT
CRIMINAL LISTINGS
Room 404--TO BE
ASSIGNED
10:30 A.M.
1 Alwan, Rasheed (Liss, Perry Brandon)
2 Aponte, Jose (Def. Assn.)
3 Baggs, Blair
4 Baggs, Blair
5 Bartlow, Michael (Def. Assn.)
6 Bartlow, Michael (Def. Assn.)
7 Baucom, Craig (Def. Assn.)
8 Birton, Darrell (Def. Assn.)
9 Bracey, Stephen (Def. Assn.)
10 Bradley, Marchello (Def. Assn.)
11 Britt, Matthew (Def. Assn.)
12 Brown, Anton
13 Brown, Desmond
14 Brown, Jerome (Def. Assn.)
15 Brown, Marcel
16 Bryant, Jerome
17 Burgess, Jean (Def. Assn.)
18 Byrd, William H. (Def. Assn.)
19 Carter, Daniel (Def. Assn.)
20 Carter, Daniel A (Def. Assn.)
21 Chambers, Gary (Def. Assn.)
22 Cherry, Ernest Lee (Def. Assn.)
23 Chhinkhathork, Sommay (Def. Assn.)
27 Clay, Robert (Def. Assn.)
28 Coaxum, Lamar (Def. Assn.)
29 Concepcion, Edwin (Def. Assn.)
30 Crawford, Kennedy (Def. Assn.)
31 D Orazio, Leon (Def. Assn.)
32 Dailey, Sheila (Def. Assn.)
33 Evans, Angela (Def. Assn.)
34 Ferraro, Charles
35 Foster, Jasmine (Macon, Baxter J. III)
36 Gibson, Jeniffer (Cahill, John Martin Jr.)
37 Guelen, Lizette (Def. Assn.)
38 Halikias, Billy (Def. Assn.)
39 Hall, Curtis
40 Harris, Tyree (Def. Assn.)
41 Hauser, Melvin
42 Hird, Jason (Def. Assn.)
43 Holland, Justin (Def. Assn.)
44 Johnson, Sheldina (Def. Assn.)
45 Karima, Choice (Def. Assn.)
46 Kearney, Michael (Def. Assn.)
47 Leonard, Warin (Def. Assn.)
48 Lester, Gary (Def. Assn.)
49 Lewis, Stephanie (Def. Assn.)
50 Lighthill, Timothy (Def. Assn.)
51 Lott-irizarry, Jacques
52 Love, Dalton (Def. Assn.)
53 Lund, Michael
54 Lund, Michael
55 Lyles, Jerome (Def. Assn.)
56 Mc Kie, Carl (Def. Assn.)
57 Mcfadden, Keisha (Long, Lloyd Everett III)
58 Mclauglhlin, Sean (Def. Assn.)
59 Mcleod, Michael (Def. Assn.)
60 Mcnamee, Barbara J. (Def. Assn.)
61 Miller, Timothy (Def. Assn.)
62 Nelson, Kwame
63 Nwakpuda, Emmanual I. (Def. Assn.)
64 Ortiz, Ramon
65 Parker, Burrell (Def. Assn.)
66 Parks, James J. (Def. Assn.)
67 Patterson, Earl (Def. Assn.)
68 Potts, Jason A. (Def. Assn.)
69 Richardson, Erica (Def. Assn.)
72 Rigney, Lamar
73 Rivera, Victor Santiago (Def. Assn.)
74 Ryan, Antonio
75 Savage, Derrick M
76 Sheppard, Donte
77 Stevens, Shairon
78 Suplick, Robert (Def. Assn.)
79 Swift, Valdez A.
80 Talford, Montrail (Def. Assn.)
81 Thompson, Jerome (Def. Assn.)
82 Timms, Darryl
83 Tuttle, Kenneth
84 Wahley, Stephen (Def. Assn.)
85 Ward, Kevin (Def. Assn.)
86 White, Gregory (Def. Assn.)
87 Whitters, Gerald B B. (Def. Assn.)
88 Williams, Drew (Def. Assn.)
89 Williams, Rykeem C.
90 Wilson, Vincent (Def. Assn.)
Room 406--WATERS, J.
9:00 A.M.
1 Blume, Kenneth (Hoof, Bobby)
2 Bolger, Shawn (Def. Assn.)
3 Brown, Eboni R.
4 Ellis, Kenneth K. (Def. Assn.)
5 Ellis, Kenneth M. (Def. Assn.)
6 Green, Robert (Def. Assn.)
7 Hampton, Anthony (Def. Assn.)
8 Moffett, Darlean
9 Nunez, Marco
10 Phifer, Janice
11 Pilotti, John
12 Pilotti, John J. (Def. Assn.)
13 Randolph, Fattahi (Def. Assn.)
14 Randolph, Fattahi (Def. Assn.)
15 Ransom, Andrea
16 Riviezzo, John A A. (Def. Assn.)
17 Riviezzo, John A A. (Def. Assn.)
18 Smith, Curtis (Def. Assn.)
19 Thornton, Tracey
20 Torres-morales, Miguel A A. (Def. Assn.)
21 Transport Services Inc., All Heart Medical
Room 506--O’NEILL, J.
10:00 A.M.
1 Alston, Malik A. (Def. Assn.)
2 Amaro, Francisco (Chotiner, L. Kenneth)
3 Anderer, Mark J. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
4 Benson, Walter (Def. Assn.)
5 Borsari, Donald Francis (DeFino, Michael A.)
6 Burgess, Malika D. (Def. Assn.)
7 Burzell, Michael (Hoy, Richard W.)
8 Carterjr, Michael (Barker, Robert Paul)
9 Cruz, Kenneth (Def. Assn.)
10 Davey, Mark K. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
11 Derr, Jennifer (Def. Assn.)
12 Draper, Deborah (Spina, Frank Murray II)
13 Dworniczak, Mark A. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
14 Felix, Anthony (Def. Assn.)
15 Fountain, Gregory L L. (Def. Assn.)
16 Funderburg, Jeffery D (Def. Assn.)
17 Gallo, John (Garrity, Keith Francis Sr.)
18 Harrell, Jermaine (Elmore, Berto M.)
19 Harris, Derron (Def. Assn.)
20 Hennigan, Alford (Def. Assn.)
21 Jackson, Dashawn (Def. Assn.)
22 Johnson, Deborah (Diamondstein, Michael
Jay)
23 Kilgore, Kharim (Def. Assn.)
24 King, Gregory C. (Def. Assn.)
25 Lindsay, Robert G. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
26 Martino, Alberto (Elmore, Berto M.)
27 Mcaneny, Brian J. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
28 Mcburrows, Shawn (Def. Assn.)
29 Mendez, Juan (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
30 Mroz, John A. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
31 Petit, Michael (Raynor, Earl DuBois Jr.)
32 Riyad-albaroki, Muhammad R. (Def. Assn.)
33 Shaw, Steven S. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
34 Sheldon, Ford (Def. Assn.)
35 Singleton, Kevin (Def. Assn.)
36 Smith, Daniel (Def. Assn.)
37 Smith, Daniel (Def. Assn.)
38 Smith, Norman (Def. Assn.)
39 Souders, Cody A (Def. Assn.)
1
Room 603--EUBANKS, J.
8:00 A.M.
Berdecia, Josue (Clemente, Christian
Hamilton)
2 Bolorin, Enrique (Stefanski, Anthony E.)
3 Carrion, Ricardo (Sciolla, Guy R. II)
4 Cintron, Albert
5 Cybulski, Jason (Def. Assn.)
6 Diaz, Luis (Def. Assn.)
7 Diaz, Luis (Jalon, Andres)
8 Dos-santos, Olado (Def. Assn.)
9 Drayton, Dewitt (Def. Assn.)
10 Drayton, Dewitt (Def. Assn.)
11 Griffin, George (Brooks, Quentin Zane)
12 Hawkins, Naimah (Desiderio, David Ernest)
13 Holloman, Tyree (Def. Assn.)
14 James, Maurice (Lynch, Robert Thomas)
15 Johnson, Richard (Def. Assn.)
16 Jones, John Marquise (Def. Assn.)
17 Labenz, Michael (Def. Assn.)
18 Lewis, James (Pagano, Gregory Joseph)
19 Lewis, James (Pagano, Gregory Joseph)
20 Lewis, James Ii (Hetznecker, Paul Joseph)
21 Lex, Robert Alan (Def. Assn.)
24 Mcmillan, Harold (Def. Assn.)
25 Morgan, Jules (Def. Assn.)
26 Nixon, Leon (Def. Assn.)
27 Perez, Jose (Def. Assn.)
28 Pickel, David (Def. Assn.)
29 Quinones, Jerry (Def. Assn.)
30 Raio, Jason (Mincarelli, Louis Anthony)
33 Rodriguez, Roberto (Def. Assn.)
34 Sills, Charles (Spina, Frank Murray II)
35 Smith, Robert (Def. Assn.)
36 Sturgis, Steven (Def. Assn.)
37 Tate, Malik (Meade, Alston B. Jr.)
38 Torres, Carmelo
39 Torres, Henry (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
40 Weddington, Joshua
41 Weiss, Robert D. (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.)
44 William, Jaquan (Bobbe, Richard T. III)
45 Zayas, Dalbert (Def. Assn.)
Room 606--SIMMONS, J.
10:00 A.M.
1 Baum, Charles (Def. Assn.)
2 Bennett, Terrell (Def. Assn.)
3 Bertino, David (Def. Assn.)
4 Carter, Christino
5 Cottman, Reginald (Def. Assn.)
6 Davila, John
7 Diprimeo, Albert (Brennan, William J.)
8 Donohue, Dennis (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
9 Duncan, Richard (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
10 Edens, Anthony (Def. Assn.)
11 Erwin, Antonio (Def. Assn.)
12 Eveler, Dawn (Def. Assn.)
13 Eysenbach, Eric (Def. Assn.)
14 Flores, Enid (Fuschino, Richard John Jr.)
15 Glenn, Geraldine (McGuigan, Brendan
Thomas)
16 Gokhman, Allen (Def. Assn.)
17 Gonzalez, Jose (Seay, Geoffrey Vincent)
18 Hernandez, Hector (Def. Assn.)
19 Holloman, Mikael (Ciancaglini, William
Joseph)
20 Howser, Jack (Liss, Perry Brandon)
21 King, Charles (Def. Assn.)
22 Lorenzo, Rankins (Newman, George
Henry)
23 Macklin, Shawn (Def. Assn.)
24 Marcinkowski, Richard (Def. Assn.)
25 Mcdaniel, Cecelia
26 Miskevich, Samantha
27 Nadal, Gilberto (Def. Assn.)
28 Olmedo, Juan (Def. Assn.)
29 Pagan, George (Halim, Angela Raye)
30 Parea, Alexandro (de Marco, Perry Paul Jr.)
31 Penalbert, Jorge (Def. Assn.)
32 Quach, John (Spina, Frank Murray II)
33 Rice, James G (Stein, Gerald A.)
34 Rich, Allan (McLaughlin, Brian Edward)
35 Rivera, Francisco (Def. Assn.)
36 Rodriguez, Edward (Lesh, Peter J.)
37 Sepulveda, Ramon
38 Stabene, Joseph (Def. Assn.)
39 Steele, Angie (Def. Assn.)
40 Stubbs, Glen (Spade, Eric F.)
41 Taylor, David (Seay, Harry R.)
42 Terranova, Robert (Def. Assn.)
43 Trenham, Lauren (Def. Assn.)
44 Walker, Avery (Def. Assn.)
45 White, Kyle (Rivera, Raul I.)
Room 703--WILLIAMS, J.
8:00 A.M.
1 Admiral, Tyrik (Diamondstein, Michael Jay)
2 Admiral, Tyrik (Diamondstein, Michael Jay)
3 Bailey, Tyrek
4 Barnes, Brooke (Def. Assn.)
5 Baynes, Khalil (Funt, James Adam)
6 Blakely, Zena
7 Blakely, Zena
8 Blakely, Zena
9 Bowie, Velissa (Def. Assn.)
10 Clark, Marcus (Def. Assn.)
11 Daughteridge, Bobby (Def. Assn.)
12 Depiso, Stephanie R R. (Stein, Gerald A.)
13 Eaddy, Ernest J (Walker, Jeremy Marcus)
14 Freedman, Danesita (Alva, Daniel Paul)
15 Freeman, Delphine (Def. Assn.)
16 Harris, Daryl L (Voci, Anthony Joseph Jr.)
17 Hatchett, Jerome (Def. Assn.)
18 Hawkins, Derrick (Def. Assn.)
19 Jenkins, John (Def. Assn.)
22 Mckissick, Lionel (Lorusso, Vincent M.)
23 Meekins, Christina (Def. Assn.)
24 Miller, Kenneth (Santaguida, Joseph C.)
27 Moore, Lynel (Def. Assn.)
28 Moore, Shariff (Def. Assn.)
29 Moore, Shariff (Def. Assn.)
30 Nicholas, Marion (Stroeber, M. L.)
31 Phillips, Deveril A. (Def. Assn.)
32 Powell, Benjamin (Def. Assn.)
33 Wilson, Charles (Def. Assn.)
34 Wright, William
35 Yu, James S. (Def. Assn.)
Room 706--ROBBINS, J.
10:00 A.M.
1 Andrepoint, Jessica
2 Auttry, Tiablo (Biddison, Leonard David)
3 Brightful, Cori Marie (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
7 Bryan, Carlos (Tarpey, Timothy J.)
8 Butts, James (Def. Assn.)
9 Camp, Robert C. (Def. Assn.)
10 Carr, George
11 Cephas, John (Def. Assn.)
12 Clarke, Iris (Def. Assn.)
13 Clary, Leeya (Def. Assn.)
14 Combs, Dumar (Def. Assn.)
15 Crawley, Derrick (Tinari, Nino V.)
16 Dahn, Emmett (Def. Assn.)
17 Fahnbulleh, Wuyatta (Def. Assn.)
18 Fulcher, Tyrina (Def. Assn.)
19 Garner, Louis (Def. Assn.)
20 Harris, Carolyn (Def. Assn.)
21 Johnson, Joseph (Def. Assn.)
22 Johnson, Paul (Def. Assn.)
23 Johnson, Tracey (Def. Assn.)
24 Jones, Joseph (Reilly, William J.)
25 Joseph, Benton (Def. Assn.)
26 Kelly, Paul (Donohue, Daniel Joseph)
27 Kelsey, Tilman (Def. Assn.)
28 Lilliston, Anthony (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
29 Mayfield, Demetrius (Def. Assn.)
30 Mccormick, Quaneke (Def. Assn.)
31 Mccrea, Sherwyin (Newman, George
Henry)
32 Mccrea, Sherwyin (Newman, George
Henry)
33 Mcmillan, Eric (Def. Assn.)
34 Newby, Christopher P. (Tinari, Nino V.)
35 Peulingi, Michael (Def. Assn.)
36 Richardson, Jamil (Def. Assn.)
37 Robinson, Dennis James (Def. Assn.)
38 Saunders, Michael (Def. Assn.)
39 Shimborski, Stanley William (Def. Assn.)
40 Slaughter, William (Def. Assn.)
41 Smith, Latitia (Def. Assn.)
42 Srgo, Victor (Def. Assn.)
43 Thomas, Craig
44 Thomas, Jermel (Def. Assn.)
45 Washington, Tyrone (Def. Assn.)
46 Wright, Kyle (Def. Assn.)
47 Wynn, Tommy (Def. Assn.)
Room 803--PEW, J.
8:00 A.M.
1 Agosto, Domingo (Def. Assn.)
2 Bennett-walker, Marcus (Def. Assn.)
3 Bogan, Shawn (Def. Assn.)
4 Braxton, Brook (Def. Assn.)
5 Breeden, Reginald (Def. Assn.)
6 Brown, Kevin (Funt, James Adam)
7 Brown, Kevin (Funt, James Adam)
8 Byrd, Johnny (Def. Assn.)
9 Campbell, Derrick
10 Campbell, Derrick
11 Campbell, Derrick
12 Clark, Joyce (LaTour, Pierre III)
13 Culbreth, Darius (Def. Assn.)
14 Culbreth, Darius (Def. Assn.)
15 Dan, Julian (Def. Assn.)
16 Dent, Darrell (Def. Assn.)
17 Duncan, Shawn (Def. Assn.)
18 Fields, Brian (Mignucci, Denise J.)
19 Foster, Tiffany (Def. Assn.)
20 Furtak, Stephen C C. (Sciolla, Guy R. II)
21 Furtak, Stephen C C. (Sciolla, Guy R. II)
22 Galloway, Janeane (Def. Assn.)
23 Galloway, Janeane (Def. Assn.)
24 Gibbons, Reginald (DiVergilis, James J.)
25 Gibbons, Reginald (DiVergilis, James J.)
26 Giple, Jerry (Def. Assn.)
27 Giple, Jerry (Def. Assn.)
28 Hamilton, Anthony (Def. Assn.)
29 Herbert, Steven Gregory (Brooks, Quentin
Zane)
30 Holden, Michael
31 Hooker, Samuel (Kadish, Jason Christopher)
32 Ivery, Sean (Def. Assn.)
33 Jackson, Viola (Def. Assn.)
34 James, Christopher
35 Johnson, Antonio (Def. Assn.)
36 Johnson, Terry (Def. Assn.)
37 Lebrew, Darryl (Def. Assn.)
38 Livingston, Renee (Fuschino, Richard John
Jr.)
39 Palmer, Richard (Def. Assn.)
40 Reynolds, Eric (Def. Assn.)
41 Robinson, Kenneth (Russeck, Tobi Ann)
42 Robinson, Kenneth (Russeck, Tobi Ann)
43 Schemes, Paul (Baritz, Cory Matthew)
44 Tindal, Dovetta (Def. Assn.)
45 Tolbert, Hafiz D. (Def. Assn.)
46 Uzzell, William (Def. Assn.)
47 Williams, Jakeem (Parkinson, Michael
Patrick)
48 Williams, Jakeem (Parkinson, Michael
Patrick)
49 Williams, Kevin
50 Williams, Kyion Shakdoir (Elmore, Berto
M.)
51 Wright, Anthony (Def. Assn.)
Room 806--DELEON, J.
10:00 A.M.
1 Alexander, Luis (Def. Assn.)
2 Banks, Mervin C. (Def. Assn.)
3 Bethea, Leland L. (Def. Assn.)
4 Black, Julius
5 Boyd, Aaron (Funt, James Adam)
6 Butts, Kaseem K. (Def. Assn.)
7 Chottayil, Matthew (Def. Assn.)
8 Chottayil, Matthew (Def. Assn.)
9 Grasty, David
10 Haynes, Reesce (Def. Assn.)
13 Holden, William (Lammendola, James
Anthony)
14 Hunley, Sayvonne (Def. Assn.)
15 Johnsburton, Gerald (Def. Assn.)
16 Johnson, Larry (Def. Assn.)
20 Johnson, Larry
21 Manno, Steven J.
22 Mcseed, Rafiyq (Def. Assn.)
23 Middleton, Tyrik (Def. Assn.)
24 Miles, Francis (Def. Assn.)
25 Reddy, Theodore (Def. Assn.)
26 Robinson, Gloria (DiMaio, Paul Michael)
27 Schafer, Sandra
28 Scott, Jameel V. (Martin, Kathleen E.)
29 Simon, Lisa (Def. Assn.)
30 Thomas, Wakia (Def. Assn.)
31 Walker, David
Room 903--SEGAL, J.
8:00 A.M.
1 Abdolvahaby, Saied (Def. Assn.)
2 Abdul-kareem, Thakia (Spina, Frank Murray
II)
3 Camiolo, Brandon (Def. Assn.)
4 Camiolo, Brandon (Def. Assn.)
5 Carr, Steven (Kramer, Max Gerson)
6 Carter, Angel S. (Nenner, David Scott)
7 Cohens, Tyrone (Taylor - Smith, E. Natasha)
8 Cook, Jamar (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
9 Cortes, Carlos (Def. Assn.)
10 Davis, Micah C. (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.)
11 Davis, Micah Christopher (Perri, Fortunato
N. Jr.)
12 Derry, Sharif (Def. Assn.)
13 Enoch, Claude (Reynolds, Coley OBrien)
14 Fluellen, Douglas M (Def. Assn.)
15 Hackett, Khalil (Sanita, Amato T.)
16 Hackett, Khalil (Sanita, Amato T.)
17 Harvell, Glen (Raynor, Earl DuBois Jr.)
18 Hernandez, Rita (Def. Assn.)
19 Hill, Michael (Def. Assn.)
20 Jackson, Kevin
21 James, Timothy (Def. Assn.)
22 Johnson, Larry
23 Jones, Eric (Def. Assn.)
24 Jones, Kareem (Def. Assn.)
25 Lee, James (Def. Assn.)
26 Lee, James (Def. Assn.)
27 Mcauley, John (Def. Assn.)
28 Mccormick, Jamil (Walker, David Michael)
29 Mcdonald, Anthony Manuel (Def. Assn.)
30 Mitchell, Jamil (Def. Assn.)
31 Mohideen, Mustafa (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey)
32 Morales, Angel (Elbert, John B.)
33 Moses, Roy R. (Gamburg, Robert Marc)
34 Porter, David (Def. Assn.)
35 Ray, Eric (Mischak, David B.)
36 Ray, Eric (McMonagle, Brian J.)
37 Ray, Eric (McMonagle, Brian J.)
38 Renneisen, Andrew J.
39 Renneisen, Andrew J.
40 Rivera, Roberto (Def. Assn.)
41 Savage, Morris (Long, Lloyd Everett III)
42 Shands, Khalil (Def. Assn.)
43 Tucker, Tiffany (Pagano, Gregory Joseph)
44 Wallace, Odell (Def. Assn.)
45 Williams, Aaron (Def. Assn.)
46 Young, Rakeem (Def. Assn.)
47 Young, Rakeem (Def. Assn.)
2 6 • THE LEGA L INTE LLIGE NCE R 48 Ziyah, Murad (Mandell, Lee)
49 Ziyah, Murad (Mandell, Lee)
Room 906--BRADY, J.
10:00 A.M.
1 Acavedo, Roberto (Def. Assn.)
2 Anderson, John (Def. Assn.)
3 Autry, Pernell (Def. Assn.)
4 Barbour, Roland (Def. Assn.)
5 Barbour, Roland (Def. Assn.)
6 Bell, Naziyr (Mignucci, Denise J.)
7 Benson, Shatay (Def. Assn.)
8 Boggs, Jason R. (Gelb, Alan Jay)
9 Boone, Dyshan (Def. Assn.)
10 Brent, Steven (Def. Assn.)
11 Brockington, Jerry (Def. Assn.)
12 Brown, Robert (Def. Assn.)
13 Brown, Taylor (Maloumian, Richard
Charles)
14 Burton, Dwayne (Def. Assn.)
15 Caterino, Joseph (Def. Assn.)
16 Coleman, Selina Deborah D. (Def. Assn.)
17 Colon, Jonathan (Def. Assn.)
18 Colon, Jonathan (Def. Assn.)
19 Cruz, Eddy (Def. Assn.)
20 Davis, Ernest (Def. Assn.)
21 Davis, Joseph (Def. Assn.)
22 Davis, Safara A. (Def. Assn.)
23 Dejesus, Gustabo (Def. Assn.)
24 Deluca, Victor A. (Def. Assn.)
25 Diaz, Junior (Def. Assn.)
26 Dicesare, Mark A (Funt, James Adam)
27 Gibbs, Thomas (Def. Assn.)
28 Green, Dennis (Lorusso, Vincent M.)
29 Guenther, Kirk (Def. Assn.)
30 Heinemann, Karl (Def. Assn.)
31 Henry, Sean (Def. Assn.)
33 Johnson, John (Def. Assn.)
34 Lone, Christopher J. (Def. Assn.)
35 Long, Charlene (Def. Assn.)
36 Maldonado, Jeffery (Def. Assn.)
37 Manners, Selina (Def. Assn.)
38 Matthews, Khamilyah (Def. Assn.)
39 Mcqueen, Faheen (Joseph, Arnold C.)
40 Melendez, Jose M (Def. Assn.)
41 Metz, Joseph (Def. Assn.)
42 Nelson, Martez (Def. Assn.)
43 Oconnor, Richard (Def. Assn.)
44 Overton, Lakeeshanay (Def. Assn.)
45 Papperneck, Robin (Def. Assn.)
46 Pierce, Carl (Def. Assn.)
47 Rice, Joseph (Def. Assn.)
48 Riggs, Robert (Def. Assn.)
49 Robinson, Devin (Def. Assn.)
50 Rojas, Shaina (Def. Assn.)
51 Santos, Reinaldo (Def. Assn.)
52 Schmincke, Joe (Sachs, Wayne)
53 Selby, Brandon
54 Selby, Brandon (Hueston, Colin Richard)
55 Selby, Brandon
56 Smith, Allan (Def. Assn.)
57 Thomas, Shalae (Muldrow, Beverly Nelson)
58 Tolbert, Dorothy (Def. Assn.)
59 Williams, Kip D. (Def. Assn.)
60 Williams, Timothy (Def. Assn.)
61 Williamsii, Lawrence F.
62 Wilson, Frank
63 Wood, Shawn E. (El-Shabazz, Tariq Karim)
Room 1003--JIMENEZ, J.
8:00 A.M.
1 Barr, Dominic (Johnston, Peter Luke)
2 Biscoe, Sherri (Def. Assn.)
3 Biscoe, Sherri (Def. Assn.)
4 Boehmier, Robert (Kelly, Joseph Kevin)
5 Boyd, Tyreek E E. (Def. Assn.)
6 Bussie Jr, Eteelio (Prosmushkin, Greg)
7 Bussie Jr, Eteelio (Prosmushkin, Greg)
8 Carter Jr, Michael (Prosmushkin, Greg)
9 Clanton, Wayne (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.)
10 Coopeland, James (Def. Assn.)
11 Crummy, Quamaine (Wolf, Bruce)
12 Cyrta, Veronica (Def. Assn.)
13 Day, Kenny L. (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.)
14 Day, Kenny L. (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.)
15 Ford, Kevin (Def. Assn.)
16 Ford, Robin (Def. Assn.)
17 Gold, Joshua (Def. Assn.)
18 Harris, Namir (Def. Assn.)
19 Haygood, Michael (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.)
20 Henry, Siddeeq (Def. Assn.)
21 Heyward, Antonio C (Sanita, Amato T.)
22 Lashley, Brian (Def. Assn.)
23 Long, Edward (Def. Assn.)
24 Mccandless, Nicolas (Def. Assn.)
25 Mcdonald, Shawn (Alva, Jeremy-Evan)
26 Mckenna, Michael (Def. Assn.)
27 Mercado, Francisco (McLaughlin, Brandi
L.)
28 Peters, Alanah F F. (Def. Assn.)
29 Prosser, Eric (Def. Assn.)
30 Rinaldi, Anthony (Grube, Keith Steven)
31 Rivera, Paul (Def. Assn.)
32 Rivera, William (Def. Assn.)
33 Romano, Brittney (Def. Assn.)
34 Santos, Erika (Russeck, Tobi Ann)
35 Schwendiman, Kevin (Def. Assn.)
36 Schwendiman, Kevin (Def. Assn.)
37 Siravo, Donato (Def. Assn.)
38 Slocum, Gregory (Graves, Michael John Jr.)
39 Smith, Christopher (Thornton, Cynthia
Ann)
40 Solomon, John (Def. Assn.)
41 Stezzi, Dennis (Tarpey, Timothy J.)
42 Tosado, Jose (Def. Assn.)
43 Victor, Clay (Borum, Trevan)
44 Volz, Brian (de Marco, Perry Paul Jr.)
45 Walters, Richard (Bowers, Peter C.)
46 Williams, Larry (Def. Assn.)
47 Williams, Robert (Def. Assn.)
48 Wylie, Omar (Server, Gary Sanford)
Room 1006--SHUTER, J.
9:00 A.M.
1 Bervine, Jamel (Def. Assn.)
2 Dietsch, Daniel (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.)
3 Douglas, Stanley (Def. Assn.)
4 Douglas, Stanley (Def. Assn.)
5 Felton, Dequan (Def. Assn.)
6 Fontanez, Nataniel (Def. Assn.)
7 Frames, Acte (Def. Assn.)
8 Gardner, Kevin
9 Garfield, Shatya (Def. Assn.)
10 Gonzalez, Angel L L. (Def. Assn.)
11 Gordon, Rasheen (Def. Assn.)
12 Green, Darryl C (Def. Assn.)
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 13 Griffin, Richard F (Def. Assn.)
14 Lopez, Jazmin (Def. Assn.)
15 Marshall, Eddie (Alva, Jeremy-Evan)
16 Mc Call, Oliver (Def. Assn.)
17 Morgan, William (Def. Assn.)
18 Muhammad, Jomo (Def. Assn.)
19 Ocasio, Rafael (Def. Assn.)
20 Portela, Michael (Def. Assn.)
21 Price, Christopher (Walker, David Michael)
22 Reed, Craig (Def. Assn.)
23 Reynolds, Steven (Def. Assn.)
24 Rodriquez, Louis R (Def. Assn.)
25 Rosa, Sergio (Def. Assn.)
26 Umani, David (Def. Assn.)
27 Woods, Troy (Def. Assn.)
28 Zavala, Omar (Hevenor, E. William)
71 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Williams And All
Other Occupants
72 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Rodriguez And All
Other Occupants
73 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. El And All Other
Occupants
74 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Mccall And All
Other Occupants
75 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Baker And All
Other Occupants
76 Ashton Apts Lp v. Kemokai & All Other
Occupants
77 Raj Realty Pa Llc v. Alexander & All
Occupants
9 A.M.
1 Dadi v. Mitchener & All Occupants
12:45 P.M.
CIVIL LISTINGS
4A--TO BE ASSIGNED
1 P.M.
1 Remit Corporation v. Shehabi
2 Unifund Corporation v. Baumgartner
3 Remit Corporation v. Mcgrath
4 Discover Bank, Through Its Servicing Agent,
Db Ser v. Haynes
4B--WASHINGTON, J.
8:45 A.M.
1 C/o Interstate Realty v. Cadogan
2 Stenton Associates v. Pierce & All Other
Occupants
3 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Vaughn & All Other
Occupants
4 Varghese & Kochikan v. Gibson & All Other
Occupants
5 Green Countrie Ct Invest Lp v. Robbins & All
Other Occupants
6 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Savior & All Other
Occupants
7 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Sojourner & All
Other Occupants
8 Adams Run Assoc Ltd v. Russell & All Other
Occupants
9 Bienenfeld v. Kim
10 Johnson v. Drummond And All Occupants
11 Mt Airy Manor 2004 Lp v. Hanton
12 Mt Airy Manor 2004 Lp v. Thurston
13 Moore v. Hunter
14 Richardson Bey v. Johnson
15 Bear Investments Group Llc v. Rodriguez
16 Global Homes Llc v. Paul
17 Simmons v. Davis
18 Abdul-aleem v. Greene
19 Lassiter v. Wade
20 Laibhin v. Odena
21 Peretz v. Spencer
22 Peretz v. Scott
23 Acosta v. Harmon
24 Brower v. Bundy
25 Brower v. Burke
26 Ross v. Madden
27 Msdas,llc v. Bowens
28 Harris v. Spurell
29 North Philadelphia Properties Lp v.
Woolfork
30 Wilson v. Gray
31 Royal v. Palmer
32 Royal v. Mccoy
33 Agaronnik v. Gibbs
34 Jade Hill Holdings Lp v. Timmons
35 Samuel Hageman v. Maguire
36 Kaplan v. Torres
37 Woodruff v. Jones
38 Sherwood Crossing Apartments Accounts
Payable v. Mchatet & All Other Occupants
Payable v. Moretti & All Other Occupants
Payable v. Kenny & All Other Occupants
Payable v. Chesson & All Other Occupants
Payable v. Seislove & All Other Occupants
Payable v. Kutschera & All Other Occupants
Payable v. Kambours & All Other
Occupants
45 Jade Hill Holdings Lp v. Pugh
46 S.s.d.y. v. Sarders
47 Alston v. Dukes
48 Meyers v. Mcgrady
49 St Juliette v. Sequiot
50 Home 4 Rent v. Young & All Occupants
Payable v. Goslin & All Other Occupants
52 Prodigal Estates Inc v. Patterson & All
Occupants
Payable v. Williams & All Other Occupants
54 Select Real Estate I Lp v. Heller & All
Occupants
Payable v. Bunn & All Other Occupants
56 Select Real Estate I Lp v. Halsey & All
Occupants
57 Jdsi Lp v. Perry & All Occupants
Payable v. Tiano & All Other Occupants
Payable v. Williams & All Other Occupants
Payable v. Kastleberg & All Other
Occupants
61 Jdsi Lp v. Palmer & All Occupants
Payable v. Maisenhelder & All Other
Occupants
63 Artur v. Greene & All Occupants
64 Levaz, Inc v. Whitfield & All Occupants
65 Select Real Estate I, Lp v. Neal & All
Occupants
66 Berg Residential Llc v. Davenport & All
Occupants
67 Voron v. Covey And All Other Occupants
68 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Walker And All
Other Occupants
69 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Myers And All
Other Occupants
70 Adams Run Assocs Ltd v. Colston And All
Other Occupants
1 Galloway v. Murphy
2 Ginark Investments v. Mckee
3 Galloway v. Bellamy
4 Som v. Richardson
5 Nobrun v. White
6 Aiyegbusi v. Harley
7 Aiyegbusi v. Richardson
8 Hua v. Brewton
9 Galloway v. Williams
10 Galloway v. Taylor
11 Galloway v. Manning
12 Pennington 189 Management Llc. v. Jackson
13 Pennington 189 Management Llc. v.
Santiago
14 Ruiz v. Quinones
15 Saba v. Pollitt
16 Grant Meadows Asso Lp v. Yarborough And
All Other Occupants
17 Charles Mayfair Enterprises Lp v. Venuto
And All Other Occupants
18 Beech Llc v. Ford And All Other Occupants
19 Beech Llc v. Gill And All Other Occupants
20 Gateway Madison Inc v. Robertson And All
Other Occupants
21 Deauville Apartments 2010 Lp v. Fulmer And
All Other Occupants
22 Canterbury Associates v. Jackson And All
Other Occupants
23 Stenton Associates v. Cesar And All Other
Occiupants
24 Narita v. Keller & All Occupants
25 Watson v. Robinson & All Occupants
26 Touchstar Partners, Lp v. Evis, Inc & All
Occupants
27 Dt Property Services, Inc v. Watts & All
Occupants
28 Homestead Ventures, Inc v. Coleman & All
Occupants
29 Shamayev v. Chacko, H&w & All Occupants
30 Chow v. Capell & All Occupants
31 Alli v. Mclean & All Occupants
32 Gateway Enclave Lp v. Pelullo
33 Baker v. Bell, Iii & All Occupants
34 Fairvew Arms Assoc Lp v. Brown
35 Fairvew Arms Assoc Lp v. Daniels
36 Bryn Mawr Suites Lp v. Livingstone
37 Bryn Mawr Suites Lp v. Davis
38 Bryn Mawr Suites Lp v. Joyner
2:00 P.M.
1 St Leonard’s Court v. Lassus And All Other
Occupants
4C--TO BE ASSIGNED
9 A.M.
1 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Davis
2 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Groves
3 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Stewards Glen
Apts
4 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Schmidt
Apts
6 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Wilson
7 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Meikle
8 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Williams
9 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Davis
10 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mc Fadden
11 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mc Crystal
12 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Smith
13 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Walker
14 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. 2018 N 18 Llc
15 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Wynder
16 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Sumter
17 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Burrus
18 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Rivera
19 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Daniels
20 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. 2 Guys Llc
21 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Subsidized
Affordable Housing
22 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Thompson
23 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Woodlock
24 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Boyd
25 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Kamara
26 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Blackman
27 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Martinez
28 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Riley
29 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Invest Inc
30 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Baron
31 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Blas
32 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Brewer
33 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Anderson
34 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Hansford
35 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Brown
36 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Amissah
37 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Robinson
38 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Saunders
39 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Dye
40 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Morris
41 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Arnold
42 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Crespo
43 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Nguyen
44 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Four Crossing
Realty Llc
45 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Jones
46 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Le
47 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Harmon
48 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Musha
49 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Masella
50 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. C Tech Llc
51 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Thompson
52 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Alivest Llp
53 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Cross
54 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Morales
55 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Staten
56 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Wilson
57 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Kilson
58 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Phillips
59 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Northwoods
Pl Plus Llc
VOL P. 698
60 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Parkway Corp
61 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Pugh
62 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Four Crossing
Realty Llc
63 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Tuff
64 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Martin
Apts
66 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Price
67 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Smith
68 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Harriott
69 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Fields
70 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mitchell
71 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Songhai City
Llc
72 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Citizens Tioga
& Nicetown
73 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Ray Whitaker
Inc
74 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Select Real
Estate I L P
75 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Maxwell
76 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Testament
Church Inc
77 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. St Joseph
Hospital
78 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Schiesser
10 A.M.
1 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Contracting
Products Inc
2 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Quartucci
3 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Ogleton
4 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Forte And
Associates Inc
5 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Everlast
Automotive Inc
6 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Rophail
7 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Klein
8 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Pennsee Llc
9 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Pennsee Llc
10 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Spectrasite
Communications Llc
11 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Spectrasite
Communications Llc
12 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Arcure Paul J
And Dietrich Eric B
13 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Arcure Paul J
And Dietrich Eric B
14 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Aj Daw Printing
Ink Co
15 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Kolins
16 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Kolins
17 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Hudson United
Bank
18 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Jaeger
19 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Jaeger
20 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Eckstine
21 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Eckstine
22 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Dominguez
23 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Dominguez
24 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Salvatore Inc
General Contracting
25 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Classic Dessert
Co Inc
26 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Base Group
Inc
27 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Ehret
28 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Ehret
29 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Simon Roofing
And Sheet Metal Corp
30 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Staffmark Llc
Northeast
31 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Kavanagh
32 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Rutherford
33 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Sabeckis
34 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Janow
35 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Janow
36 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Jasmin
37 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Jasmin
38 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Elite Air Inc
39 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Sonographic
Imaging Specialist
40 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Lp Touring Inc
41 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Stikeforce Of
Nj Inc
42 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Burke
43 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Burke
44 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Truck Trailer
Transit Inc
45 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Videll
1 P.M.
1 City of Phila. v. Fichera Bruce
2 City of Phila. v. Travis Crystal Wilson
3 City of Phila. v. Sultry Llc
4 City of Phila. v. Gray Eye Graphics Llc
5 City of Phila. v. Watson Nicole
6 City of Phila. v. Craig Michael A
7 City of Phila. v. Adu Kim A
8 City of Phila. v. Mostiller Jacquelyn
9 City of Phila. v. Rothmund Joan F
10 City of Phila. v. Strauss-sheeketski Adiah Z
11 City of Phila. v. Nhu Nam Q
12 City of Phila. v. Leaks Brandon
13 City of Phila. v. Nguyen An H
14 City of Phila. v. Dolleh Mohamed
15 City of Phila. v. Minter Derrick
16 City of Phila. v. Moffa Placido M
17 City of Phila. v. Sissoko Coumba
18 City of Phila. v. Allen James
19 City of Phila. v. Mcelveen Debbie
20 City of Phila. v. Bunch Kevin Sr
21 City of Phila. v. Harmon Charles Sr R
22 City of Phila. v. Rojas Ricardo J
23 City of Phila. v. Holton Michael J
24 City of Phila. v. Gargano Anthony L
25 City of Phila. v. Frank Jr Edge
26 City of Phila. v. Demetro Clark
27 City of Phila. v. Yuen Tiffany
28 City of Phila. v. Rabbani Ghulam U
29 City of Phila. v. Lopez Francisco
30 City of Phila. v. Johnson Theodore A
31 City of Phila. v. Morrison Justin T
32 City of Phila. v. Allen Tiffany
33 City of Phila. v. Kirton Desmond
34 City of Phila. v. Rodop Hakan
35 City of Phila. v. Garbutt Sylvian
36 City of Phila. v. Torres Silverio
37 City of Phila. v. Hoselton Aryon M
38 City of Phila. v. Miles Ian
39 City of Phila. v. Rodriguez Daniel
40 City of Phila. v. Sankofa Komi Tau
41 City of Phila. v. Kravitz Joseph
42 City of Phila. v. Carter Kenrick
43 City of Phila. v. Heights Housing Assocs
Ltd Ptr
44 City of Phila. v. Kiahoun Victor B
45 City of Phila. v. Alvarez Carlos M
46 City of Phila. v. Pecarsky Martin
47 City of Phila. v. Tounkara Mohamed
48 City of Phila. v. Harold Neal
49 City of Phila. v. Doumbia Aichata
50 City of Phila. v. Mohamad Mustafa
51 City of Phila. v. Vasquez Clara
52 City of Phila. v. Coulson Peter H
53 City of Phila. v. Chevalier Jorge D
54 City of Phila. v. Barnett Frank
55 City of Phila. v. Datt Munish
56 City of Phila. v. Parker Carolyn
57 City of Phila. v. Turek Pawel
58 City of Phila. v. Grant Eric C
59 City of Phila. v. Solomon K & Marylou
Forkay
60 City of Phila. v. Jackson Julius W
61 City of Phila. v. Zimath Max
62 City of Phila. v. Minter Ricardo
63 City of Phila. v. Mijlin Erika
64 City of Phila. v. Fisher Rodney C
65 City of Phila. v. E&j Enterprises Llc
66 City of Phila. v. Ondercin Joseph
67 City of Phila. v. Bianco Frank
68 City of Phila. v. Johnson Milton D
69 City of Phila. v. Sole Shoe Boutique
70 City of Phila. v. States Glaum
71 City of Phila. v. Padula Michael
72 City of Phila. v. Monte Lucy
73 City of Phila. v. Thomas Charles
1:15 PM
1 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Houck
2 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Lagioconda
Company Inc
3 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Dean
4 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Jefferson
5 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Gay
6 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Stephens
7 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Minniti
8 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Minniti
9 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Williams
10 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Butler
11 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Harris
12 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. A
Different Drumm Ltd
13 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Santiago
14 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Gardiner
15 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Oree
16 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Perez
17 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Lister
18 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Holmesduppins
19 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Scurry
20 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Rhinehartmoore
21 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Coates
1:30 P.M.
1 City of Phila. v. Country Elegance Inc
2 City of Phila. v. 105 South Second Street
Assoc
3 City of Phila. v. Ebert Robley
4 City of Phila. v. Mack Wayne L
5 City of Phila. v. Maddox Donald C
6 City of Phila. v. C & S Philadelphia Llc
7 City of Phila. v. Pavoni Louis
8 City of Phila. v. 2900 N 13th St Inc
9 City of Phila. v. Pressman Herbert & Barbara
W
10 City of Phila. v. Milnor Street Property
Partner
11 City of Phila. v. Sterqua Corporation
12 City of Phila. v. Studevant Bernard
13 City of Phila. v. Cox John
14 City of Phila. v. Morgan Eric S
15 City of Phila. v. Logan Pamela
16 City of Phila. v. Kim Won Sook
17 City of Phila. v. Wanczycky Roxanne &
Wanczycky
18 City of Phila. v. Al Re Properties Llc
19 City of Phila. v. Mckendrick Shaheida
20 City of Phila. v. Sedgley Avenue Properties
Lp
21 City of Phila. v. Higgins Christopher B
22 City of Phila. v. Brith Sholom
23 City of Phila. v. James S Williams Dds Pc
24 City of Phila. v. Orlow Mark
25 City of Phila. v. Lowry Elizabeth A
26 City of Phila. v. Nguy Hung
27 City of Phila. v. Coreano Juan
28 City of Phila. v. Logan Ramona
29 City of Phila. v. 4128 Lancaster Llc
30 City of Phila. v. Mundy Paul T
35 City of Phila. v. Davis Garnett
36 City of Phila. v. Martin Stford
37 City of Phila. v. Gm Holdings Llc
38 City of Phila. v. Robby J Tong
39 City of Phila. v. Engelhardt H & Schwartz
J L Jr
40 City of Phila. v. Klemm Reflector Co
41 City of Phila. v. Blackwell Lincoln E Sr
42 City of Phila. v. Toothman Catherine
43 City of Phila. v. Brewery Park Commercial
L
44 City of Phila. v. Chamberlin Alex
45 City of Phila. v. Dodd Raymond
46 City of Phila. v. Han De Y
47 City of Phila. v. Here It Is Lounge Inc
2:00 P.M.
1 City of Phila. v. James
2 City of Phila. v. Bui
2:30 P.M.
1 City of Phila. v. Vo
2 City of Phila. v. Jorden-johnson
3 City of Phila. v. Sinakin
4 City of Phila. v. Premier Office Solutions Inc
5 City of Phila. v. Allen
6 City of Phila. v. Boone
7 City of Phila. v. Swish Group Usa
8 City of Phila. v. Lamontagne
9 City of Phila. v. Medernach
10 City of Phila. v. Camara
11 City of Phila. v. Barone
12 City of Phila. v. Matthews
13 City of Phila. v. Lee
14 City of Phila. v. Tram
15 City of Phila. v. Grange
16 City of Phila. v. Kim
17 City of Phila. v. Taylor, Iii
18 City of Phila. v. Smith
19 City of Phila. v. Jung
VOL P. 699
20 City of Phila. v. Radziszewski
21 City of Phila. v. Thomas
22 City of Phila. v. Fall
23 City of Phila. v. A Criniti Realty Inc
24 City of Phila. v. Ahiwe
25 City of Phila. v. Arter
26 City of Phila. v. Azzouz Inc
4D--DENI, J.
9:15 A.M.
1 City Of Phila., Bur. of Adm. Adj. v. Gibson
2 Portfolio Recovery Associates, Llc v. Dent
3 Arches Condominium Association, Inc. v.
Robinson
4 Clark v. Strong Abstract, Inc.
5 Langsam Borenstein Corporation, Assignee
Of Langsa v. Campbell
6 Divino Services Center, Llc v. Robinson
7 American Bakery Workers Federal Credit
Union v. Serrano
Union v. Wills
Union v. Wills
10 Ross v. Corcoran
11 Gladden v. City Of Philadelphia
1:15 PM
1 Unifund Corporation v. Thomas
2 Lvnv Funding Llc v. Uqdah
3 Capital One Bank (usa), N.a. v. Dahn
4 Hancock v. University City Housing Co. C/o
Summit Park Commun
5 Remit Corporation v. Sherry
6 Avangard Auto Finance, Inc. v. Crew Towing
Of Pa, Llc
7 Avangard Auto Finance, Inc. v. Insurance Auto
Auctions
8 Lvnv Funding Llc v. Ortega
9 Lvnv Funding Llc v. Ortega
10 Lvnv Funding Llc v. Boria
11 Hopkinson House Owners’ Association v.
Molas
4F--GILBERT, J.
9:15 A.M.
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2 Capital One Bank, N.a. v. Hadad
3 Capital One Bank, N.a. v. Medina
4 Finanta v. Waseem Naik
5 Portfolio Recovery Associates, Llc v. Godett
6 Grant v. Wright
7 Shapiro v. Johnson
11 A.M.
1 Infinity Indemnity Insurance Company v.
Johnson
2 Burton v. Jones
1:15 PM
1 Arrow Financial Services,llc C/o Blatt,
Hasenmill v. Foxworth
2 Stafford v. Layton
3 Remit Corporation v. Thoroughgood
4 Philadelphia Gas Works Fcu v. Hawthorne
5 Philadelphia Gas Works Fcu v. Walton-days
6 Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg Llp v.
Minsec Companies
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9 A.M.
1 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. James
2 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Lawrence
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7 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Smith
8 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. New Wave
Inc.
9 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. B&c Clippers,
Llc.
10 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Johnson
11 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Bright
Futures One L.l.c.
12 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Johnson
13 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Mclaughlin
14 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. J Q
Contractors Inc.
15 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Wen
16 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Loden
17 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Boone
18 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Hechstall
19 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Deutsche
Bank National Tr
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Kolodzieczyk
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Finish
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23 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Mhm
Properties L.l.c.
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25 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Dales
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10 A.M.
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4 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Richardson
5 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Cloney
6 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Klemm Reflector
Co
7 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Gboat Inc
8 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Fontanez
9 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Williams
10 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. James
11 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Harrison
12 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Polakowski
13 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Mangella
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15 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Jones
16 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Staley
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1 P.M.
1 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Major
Triumph Investments
2 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Scbrieber
3 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Prime
Funding Inc.
4 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. O’neill
5 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Marpalm Of
Florida Inc.
6 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Ruiz
7 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Wilson
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12 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. At&t
Communication Of Philadelphia Inc.
13 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Ellis
14 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Brith Sholom
Foundation
15 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Reynoso
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18 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Mill Two
Studios Inc.
19 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Mazie
20 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Vedomey
21 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. 1036 N. 04th
Street Associates
22 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Huang
Zoning Board
1515 Arch Street —18th Floor
The Calendar number appears first followed
by the location of the premises and the proposed use.
9:30 A.M.
16816 Appl.No.: 365159 Zon. Class.: C-7 Com
1651 Grant Ave (Space #37 & #38) Applicant:
James D’amico Owner: Grant Plaza Acquisition
L Ronald J. Patterson, Esquire Klehr Harrison
LLP Number Of Permits:1 Permit For The
Legalization Of The Creation Of One (1)
Tenant Space From Two (2) Tenant Spaces (37
& 38) For The Expansion Of The Night Club
As Defined In Section 14-102 (80) As Part Of
An Existing Shopping Center With Accessory
Parking Spaces As Previously Approved.
16815 Appl.No.: 377136 Zon. Class.: R-10 Res
1805 W Berks St Applicant: Danilo Vicencio
Danilo C. Vicencio Architect Owner: Como
Properties Llc Number Of Permits:1 Permit
For The Erection Of A Three(3) Story Attached
Structure(Maximum Height Nte 35 Feet) With
Cellar, For Use As A Two Family Dwelling.
16814 Appl.No.: 377138 Zon. Class.: R-10
Res 1807 W Berks St Applicant: Danilo
Vicencio Danilo C. Vicencio Architect Owner:
Washington Group Llc Number Of Permits:1
Permit For The Erection Of A Three(3) Story
Attached Structure(Maximum Height Nte 35
Feet) With Cellar, For Use As A Two Family
Dwelling.
4907 Old York Rd (4907-09) Applicant: Joette
Taylor Owner: Chea Hang E Hang E Chea
Number Of Permits:1 Permit For A Day Care
With A Maximum Of 22 Children Not More
Than 24 Consecutive Hours With Accessory
Preparing And Serving Of Food On First Floor
In An Existing Structure.
16812 Appl.No.: 376539 Zon. Class.: C-2
Com 1800 Ritner St (S.W.C.@ 18th Street)
Applicant: Alice Del Casale Owner: Alice Del
Casale Number Of Permits:1 Permit For A
Three (3) Family Dwelling In An Existing
Attached Structure.
16811 Appl.No.: 373222 Zon. Class.: R-9a Res
5901 Colgate St (N.E.C.@ Van Kirk Street)
Applicant: Edgardo J. Reyes Owner: Edgardo
J. Reyes Number Of Permits:1 Permit For A
Nail Salon And For A Sign As Permitted In
C1 Commercial On The First Floor In The
Same Building With An Existing Single Family
Dwelling Above.
16810 Appl.No.: 358968 Zon. Class.: R-9a
Res 308 Lemonte St Applicant: Cuong Tran
Tran’s Fast Track Serv Owner: Frank & Mary
Stellini Number Of Permits:1 Permit For The
Installation Of A Roof Over An Exist Side
Yard Deck.
3257 N Front St Applicant: Beditza Cadillo
Frankford Business Ctr Owner: Soila Valdez
Number Of Permits:1 Permit For A Check
Cashing Agency As Part Of An Existing MultiService Agency On The First Floor In The
Same Building With An Existing Single Family
Dwelling Above.
16808 Appl.No.: 371095 Zon. Class.: R-4 Res 509
Fountain St Applicant: Kathy M. Manderino
Owner: Kathy M. Manderino Number Of
Permits:1 Permit For A One Story 10’-11” X
27’2” Side Yard Family Room Addition; New
Concrete Stairs And Elevated Roof Deck Per
Submitted Plan.
8034 Bustleton Ave (S.W.C.@ Stanwood
Street) Applicant: Geoffrey V. Seay, Esquire
Owner: Licinio Santos Geoffrey V. Seay,
Esquire Number Of Permits:2 Permit For
The Legalization Of The Erection Of One
(1) Projecting Awning Sign (7’10’ Above
Grade With A 7’ Projection) And One (1)
Free-Standing Through The Roof DoubleFaced Internally Illuminated Projecting Sign
(21’ High) Both Accessory To An Existing
Restaurant With Existing Accessory Parking As
Previously Approved.
16806 Appl.No.: 369543 Zon. Class.: Rc-4 Res
2000 Walnut St (Swc @ 20th Street) Applicant:
Gene Schneider Owner: Rittenhouse Parking
Company Arthur D. Goldman, Esquire Number
Of Permits:1 Permit For The Erection Of Six
(6) Non-Illuminated Flatwall Awning Signs (No
Copy On Sides) And One (1) Non-Illuminated
Flat-Wall Sign Accessory To An Existing TakeOut Restaurant With Seating On The First
Floor In The Same Building With An Existing
Bank And An Existing Parking Garage.
Res 5747 Wyalusing Ave (N.E.C.@ N. 58th
Street) Applicant: Domingo Jaquez Jaquez
Grocery Owner: Joanne Brown Number Of
Permits:1 Permit For A Grocery Store To
Include The Preparing And Serving Of Cold
Food For Take-Out With Three (3) Internally
Illuminated Flat-Wall Accessory Awning Signs
(No Copy On Sides) On The First Floor In An
Existing Structure With An Existing Two (2)
Family Dwelling Above.
Res 1915 S 12th St Applicant: Landmark
Architectual Design Vincent Mancini Owner:
Angela Rannieri Criniti Realty Number
Of Permits:1 Permit For A Two(2) Family
Dwelling In An Existing Structure. No Change
In Area Or Height.
320 Buxmont St Applicant: Maria Stumpp
Owner: Maria Stumpp Number Of Permits:2
Permit For A Commercial Bakery (No Retail
Or Wholesale Sales On Premises) In The Same
Space As An Existing Single Family Dwelling.
16801 Appl.No.: 376283 Zon. Class.: G-2 Gen
934 - 942 N 03rd St Applicant: David Shepherd
Owner: Pt Works, Llc Number Of Permits:1
Permit For A Physical Therapy Office (
Performed By A Licensed Physical Therapist
And Prescribed By A Doctor ) In The Entire
3,000 Sq. Ft Office Space On The First Floor
In The Same Building With 28 Dwellings And
28 Accessory Parking Spaces As Previously
Approved.
Res 2036 Carpenter St Applicant: Owner:
Carden Gladys Number Of Permits:1 Permit
To Demolish One Story Rear Addition And
Construct A Two Story Rear Addition As Part
Of A Single Family Dwelling.
3033 Arbor St Applicant: Jeffrey T. Morales
Owner: Jeffrey T. Morales Number Of
Permits:3 , 3 Permit For The Legalization Of
A 6’ Fence And The Erection Of A One (1)
Story Detached Structure (Maximum Height
Not To Exceed 35’) For One (1) Accessory OffStreet Parking Space With Accessory Storage
Of Tools To Be Used By The Resident Of 3035
Arbor Street.
1619 Walnut St Applicant: Antonio Atacan
Keller Williams Realty Owner: Walnut
Street Retail Investors David Brown Brett
D. Feldman, Esquire Klehr Harrison Harvey
Branzbur Number Of Permits:1 Permit For
The Erection Of A Flat Wall Changeable
Message Sign Accessory To An Existing Real
Estate Development Office -On A Portion Of
The 3rd Floor , Advertising Office - Portion Of
3rd Floor And Fourth Floor And Real Estate
Office On The Fifth & Sixth Floor And To
Include A Non-Commercial Sign Message In
The Same Building With Existing Retail Sale
Of Cosmetics/Beauty Supplies, Beauty Salon
(Manicure/Nail Salon) In The Cellar And First
And Second Floors.
4507 Kingsessing Ave Applicant: Marsha S.
Wolf, Esquire Owner: Maguire Michael G
Marsha S. Wolf, Esquire Number Of Permits:4
Permit For The Erection Of A Three (3) Story
Detached Structure Maximum Height Not
To Exceed Thirty-Five Ft. To Include Cellar,
Covered Front Porch And Front Bays At The
Second And Third Story Levels And Rear
Roof Deck At The Second Story Level, For
Use As A Two (2) Family Dwelling And For
The Erection Of A 6’-0” High Fence And The
Legalization Of An 8’-0” High Fence Wall In
The Rear Yard.
240 Gates St Applicant: Albert M. Tantala,
Jr., Aia Owner: Marc A. Franzoni Number Of
Permits:1 Permit To Legalize An Existing 8’ X
41’ Patio Deck In Rear Yard And Create Two
8’- 6” X 18’-0” Open-Air / Off-Street Parking
Spaces In The Front Accessory To A Single
Family Dwelling Held
16332 Appl.No.: 383266 Zon. Class.: R-9 Res 1016
Edgemore Rd Applicant: Owner: Ashley Brown
Rasheedah Phillips, Esquire Community Legal
Services Number Of Permits:1 Permit For A
Group Day Care For A Maximum Of Twelve
(12) Children Not More Than 24 Consecutive
Hours With Accessory Preparing And Serving
Of Food In An Existing Structure.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2012
2:00 P.M.
4247 W Stiles St Applicant: George Dutton
Owner: Kevin Bunch, Sr. Number Of Permits:1
Permit For Banquet Facilities With Seating,
With Live Entertainment Including Live Music
Concert, Drama Plays, Dancing By Patrons
( No Activities Under Section 14-1605) And
Meetings On First Floor Of The Same Existing
Structure. No Sign On This Application (Fast
Track)
2233 N Camac St Applicant: Plato Marinakos
Owner: Streamline Solutions Number Of
Permits:1 Permit For The Erection Of A Three
(3) Story Attached Structure (Nte 35’ High)
With A Cellar For Use As A Two (2) Family
Dwelling.
4900 S 12th St (A.K.A. 1200 Constitution
Avenue) Applicant: David Plante Ritter
And Plante Associates Owner: Philadelphia
Authority For Industrial Development Number
Of Permits:1 , 4 Permit For The Relocation Of
Lot Lines To Reapportion Part Of One Lot
To Another Lot Adding To One Side And
Subtracted From Another Side, For The Partial
Demo. Of A (1) Story Addition “Front” And
Demo. A (1) Story Addition “Rear”, Erection
Of A Cooling Tower Max. Height 11’-0”,
Erection Of A Trash Enclosure Max. Height
6’-0”, Erection Of A Concrete Access Ramp,
Erection Of Entrance Ramp, Creation Of (30)
Bicycle Parking Spaces, Scooter Parking Area
And Creation Of (77) Accessory Parking Spaces
Including (22) Compact Spaces, (4) H Spaces,
No Signs On This Application.
2311 Frankford Ave Applicant: Peter Angevine
Little Babys Ice Cream Llc Owner: Peter
Angevine Little Babys Ice Cream Llc Number
Of Permits:1 Permit For The Creation Of An
Ice Cream Manufacturing Facility 1st Floor
Rear And An Ice Cream Parlour Less Than
(30) Seats (Eat-In & Take-Out) 1st Floor Front,
(1) Residential Dwelling Unit Floors 2&3, No
Signs On This Application.
16966 Appl.No.: 375616 Zon. Class.: R-10a Res,
C-1 Com 2326 Brown St (S.E.C.@ Brown
Street & Bucknell Street) Applicant: David
G. Orphanides, Esquire Owner: Walter &
Irene Meducha David G. Orphanides,
The Legalization Of Two(2) Existing NonIlluminated Flatwall Signs And For The
Legalization Of One(1) Apartment On Third
Floor In The Same Building With An Existing
Laundromat On First Floor And An Existing
One(1) Apartment On Second Floor And
Proposed One(1) Apartment On Third Floor (
For A Total Of Two Apartments Above).
4501 Walnut St (4501-09) (N.W.C.@ 45th
Street) Applicant: Carrie B. Nase, Esquire Fox
Rothschild LLP Owner: Jamshidi Faraidoon
Malekniazi Kiandokht Carrie B. Nase, Esquire
Fox Rothschild LLP Number Of Permits:1 , 2
Permit For 2nd Floor Addition And Mezzanine
Addition For Use As A Church With Accessory
Preparing And Serving Of Food On 1st
Floor And Mezzanine With Proposed Ten
(10) Rooming Units, With Accessory Class
Rooms And Accessory Office On 2nd Floor
And Proposed Eight (8) Accessory Off Street
Parking Spaces Including Two (2) Handicap
Spaces.
16963 Appl.No.: 379448 Zon. Class.: R-10a Res,
C-3 Com 312 - 322 Walnut St (Thru To
Willings Alley) Applicant: Anthony P. Forte,
Esquire Owner: Archdiocese Of Philadelphia
Anthony P. Forte, Esquire Number Of
Permits:1 , 2 Permit For Relocation Of Lot
Lines To Create Two (2) Lots From One (1)
Lot To Be As Follows; Lot A (80.6 % C3
Commercial And 19.4% R-10a Residential), An
Existing Seven (7) Story Structure For Use As
A Sixty-Six (66) Family Dwelling (Cellar Thru
Sixth Floor) And A Vacant Commercial Space (
First Floor ); Lot B ( 100% R-10a Residential
), An Existing Private Parking Lot With 30
Spaces And An 8’ High Fence Wall.
16951 Appl.No.: 373804 Zon. Class.: Asc Are
7114 Ridge Ave Applicant: Jerald M. Goodman,
Esquire Drinker, Biddle & Reath, LLP Owner:
Centro Np Ivyridge Sc Llc C/O Brixmor
Property Group Jerald M. Goodman, Esquire
Drinker, Biddle & Reath, LLP Number Of
Permits:1 Certificate For The Creation Of
Doctors Office With Treatment Of Patient
Within Space # F S 21 Within An Existing
Area Shopping Center With Existing Uses As
Previously Approved And Accessory Parking,
No Change In Height Or Area, No Signs On
This Application
16944 Appl.No.: 372412 Zon. Class.: C-1
Com 750 Fitzwater St (S.E.C.@ 8th Street)
Applicant: James Hoisington Owner: David L.
Krupp Number Of Permits:1 Permit For Use
As Massage Therapy On The First Floor, In
An Existing Structure With Other Previously
Approved Uses.
16759 Appl.No.: 374349 Zon. Class.: R-12 Res,
C-2 Com 9708 Bustleton Ave (N.W.C.@ Fulmer
Street) Applicant: Ronald J. Patterson, Esquire
Klehr Harrison LLP Owner: Gene Sterin
Ronald J. Patterson, Esquire Klehr Harrison
LLP Number Of Permits:4 Permit For The
Relocation Of Lot Line To Create Two(2) Lots
From One(1) Lot One(1) Brt Account For
Use As Follows: Lot 1: Existing Single Family
Dwelling. Lot 2: Space: “A” Grocery Store;
Space# “B” Vacant (Use Registration Permit
Required Prior To Occupancy) And Space”C”;
Vacant (Use Registration Permit Required
Prior To Occupancy) With An Existing 12 OffStreet Parking Spaces.
Applicant: Owner: Number Of Permits: 421 N
41st St Danilo C. Vicencio Future Is Now Llc
Zhen H. Jin, Esquire 2 Permit For The Erection
Of A Two (2) Story Detached Structure (Nte
35’ High) With A Cellar, A Front Porch (No
Occupiable Space Below, A Roofed Over Deck)
For Use As A Single Family Dwelling And For
The Creation Of One (1) Accessory Open-Air
Off-Street Parking Space.
Res 6145 Vine St Applicant: Angela M. Tyler
Owner: Angela M. Tyler Number Of Permits:1
Permit For The Erection Of A Second Story
Rear Addition Above The Existing First Floor
Roof And For The Erection Of A Roof Deck
Above The Existing Second Story Roof As Part
Of An Existing Three Story Attached Structure,
For Use As An Existing Hair Salon On The
First Floor And A Bi-Level Dwelling Unit On
The Second And Third Floors.
Applicant: Owner: Number Of Permits: 441 N
32nd St (S.E.C. @ Spring Garden Street) Mark
D’alonzo D’alonzo And Assoc. Ramy Shraim
Carl S. Primavera, Esquire 2 Permit For
The Erection Of A Three (3) Story Attached
Structure With Cellar, Not To Exceed 35’ High,
For Use As A Three (3) Family Dwelling, Size
& Location As Shown In The Application.
Applicant: Owner: 161 E Lehigh Ave Stephen
G. Pollock, Eramesh Parchuri Squire Stephen
G. Pollock, Esquire Number Of Permits:1
Permit For A Non-Incidental Doctors Office
With Four (4) Non-Illuminated Flatwall
Accessory Window Signs On The First Floor
In The Same Building With Vacant Floors
Above.
Applicant: Owner: Number Of Permits: 2012
W Girard Ave (2012-30) (S.E.C.@ Corinthian
Street) Joseph Beller, Esquire 2012 W Girard
Associates Joseph Beller, Esquire 9 , 7 Permit
For The Complete Demolition Of All
Structures On The Lot; For The Erection Of A
6’ High Cmu Wall And 6’ High Gate; For The
Erection Of Two (2) Detached Four (4) Story
Structures (Bldg ‘A’ And Bldg ‘B’) (Maximum
Height Not To Exceed 45’-6”) With Cellar And
A Rooftop Deck (Less Than 30” Above Roof
Surface, With Guard-Rails 42” High) Above
Each Structure; For A Total Of Sixteen (16)
Accessory Off-Street Parking Spaces Including
One (1) H Accessible Space; For Use As A
Twenty-Four (24) Family Dwelling In Bldg
‘A’ And An Eighteen (18) Family Dwelling In
Bldg ‘B’ (Total 42 Family Dwelling) Creates A
Condition Of Multiple Structures And Multiple
Uses On The Lot.
Ridge Ave (6761-6763) (S.E.C.@ Fairthorne
Street) Walter Terrell Toliver, Esquire
Intercommunity Action Inc Walter Terrell
Toliver, Esquire 4 , 2 Permit/ Certificate For
The Relocation Of Lot Lines To Create One
(1) Lot From Two (2) Existing Lots; For
The Erection Of A Four (4) Story Detached
Structure (45’ High, No Cellar/Basement)
To Include Various Awnings At Each Floor
Level, For Use As A Forty (40) Unit Senior
Living Facility (All Persons Capable Of
Self Preservation And Self Sustaining) With
Accessory Community Space, Managers Office,
Mechanical Room, Laundry Room, Mail Room
And Trash Storage Area; For The Creation Of
Twenty-Five (25) Accessory Open Air Parking
Spaces(18’x10’ Each, Including 2 Handicap
Accessible Spaces) With Landscaped Areas
And For The Erection Of An Accessory NonIlluminated Free-Standing Sign (3’x4’x5’high)
And For The Erection Of 6’ High Fences.
******Remanded By Judge Panepinto/ Court Of
Common Pleas*****
Res Applicant: Owner: 3212 Baring St (321214) Resources For Human Development Inc
Resources For Human Devel Carl Primavera,
Esquire Klehr/Harrison/Harvey/Branzbur
Number Of Permits:1 Permit Is For A
Personal Care Boarding Home (Occupants
Capable Of Self Preservation And Self
Sustaining) With A Maximum Capacity Of
Twenty≠Eight (28) Persons In Eleven (11)
Rooming Units With Accessory Preparing And
Serving Of Food And Accessory Office. The
Facility Will Be Supervised 24 Hours, No
Occupant Under Jurisdiction Of City, State Or
Federal Government Or For Offenders Under
Jurisdiction Of Any Court. Formerly ZBA
Calendar # 02-1014, Remanded By The Court
Of Common Pleas.
4:00 P.M.
9624 Birwood St Applicant: Jian Sheng Owner:
Jian Sheng Number Of Permits:2 Permit For
The Creation Of One (1) Open-Air Off-Street
Parking Space And Legalization Of One (1)
Open-Air Off-Street Parking Space (Total Of
Two (2) Spaces) Accessory To And On The
Same Lot As A Single-Family Dwelling In
An Existing Detached Structure With Interior
Garage.
1301 Pine St (1301-1313) (N.W.C.@ 13th
Street) Applicant: Richard D. Dickson, Jr. The
Church Of St Luke Owner: Church Of St.
Luke & The Epiphany Number Of Permits:2
Permit For The Relocation Of Lot Lines
To Create One (1) Lot From Four (4) Lots
Existing On Two (2) Opa Accounts And For
The Legalization Of The Creation Of A Public
/ Private Parking Lot With Twenty-Three (23)
Spaces ( Including 0 Handicap Spaces ).
1027 S 10th St Applicant: Mark S. Jackson
Owner: Hilda Padilla Number Of Permits:2
Permit For The Erection Of A Two Story
Rear Addition Above The Existing One Story
Portion , And Erection Of One Story Rear
Side Addition Above The Existing Two Story
Portion And Erection Of Two Story Rear
Side Addition Above The Existing One Story
Portion And Erection Of Two Rear Decks
(No Roof ) Accessible From Second Floor And
Third Floor In The Same Existing Attached
Structure Maximum Height Not To Exceed
Thirty-Five Feet, Use As A Three (3) Family
Dwelling.
3919 Germantown Ave (3919-25) Applicant:
Mark S. Jackson Owner: Rhonda Sharif
Number Of Permits:1 Permit For Open Air
Used Auto Sales Lot (No Office Structure)
With Fifteen (15) Auto Storage Stack Parking
On Existing Open Lot. No Auto Repair.
Applicant: Owner: 4255 Sansom St Christopher
F. Stouffer,M L Builders, Llc Esquire
Christopher F. Stouffer, Esquire Number
Of Permits:2 Permit For The Erection Of A
Third Story Addition (Maximum Height Not
To Exceed 35’) Above An Existing Detached
Structure With Cellar And Side And Rear Bays;
For Use As A Two (2) Family Dwelling.
3624 N 17th St Applicant: Wayne Johnokin,Jr.
Owner: Wayne Johnokin,Jr. Number Of
Permits:1 Permit For A Barber Shop On The
First Floor In The Same Building With One
Apartment On The Second Floor.
Applicant: Owner: 3628 N 17th St Wayne
Johnakin Marvin Brown Mb Se Curity Permit
For An Ice Cream Parlor - Water Ice Store Take Out Restaurant - No Dispensing Window
In The First Floor Front In The Same Building
With One Existing Apartment Located On The
First Floor Rear And Second Floor.
5:00 P.M.
Applicant: Owner: 2010 Rhawn St Tyisha
Mitchell Allegheny East Conference Number
Of Permits:1 Permit For Day Care Center For
Children, Periods Of Less Than 24 Consecutive
Hours With Accessory Preparation And Serving
Of Food On Existing Building #1 And Building
# 2 An Existing Church Previously Approved.
No Change In Height Or Area. No Signs On
This Permit.
Richmond St (Thru To Indiana Street) Vito
F. Canuso Jr., Esquire Valentino Mary Vito F.
Canuso Jr., Esquire 2 Permit For The Creation
Of A “Pawn Shop” Within An Existing Check
Cashing Agency With Retail Sales Of Money
Orders, Bill Payment And Buying & Selling Of
Precious Metals, In The Same Building As An
Existing Vacant 2nd Floor, No Signs On This
Application
16402 Appl.No.: 357640 Zon. Class.: R-10
Res 1741 Point Breeze Ave Applicant: David
Freeman Owner: Sadiqah Abdul-Jabbar Qawi
Abdul-Rahman, Esquire Number Of Permits:1
, 2 Permit For The Erection Of A Two (2)
Story Addition (Maximum Height Not To
Exceed 35’) To An Existing Semi-Detached
Two (2) Story Structure With Cellar For Use
As A House Of Worship To Include Prayers,
Religious Classes, Lectures, And Worship With
One (1) Accessory Non-Illuminated Flat-Wall
Sign.
E Westmoreland St Jose Luis Almanzar Jose
Luis Almanzar 3 Permit For Preparation And
Serving Of Cold And Hot Food For TakeOut As Part Of A Grocery Store On First
Floor,(No Dispensing Window Or Sale Of
Beer Or Malt Beverages) And Second Floor
One Family Dwelling Previously Approved In
The Same Existing Structure And Erection
Of One Accessory Wrap Around Awning Sign
Three Sides As Permitted In C-1.
W Duncannon Ave (S.W.C.@ Fairhill Street)
Jonathan Manrique Santiago Financial Services
In Torres Laura Peralta Uladislao 1 Permit For
A Retail Grocery Store To Include Preparation
And Serving Of Cold Food For Take-Out And
A Sign As Permitted In C1 Commercial On
The First Floor In The Same Building With An
Existing Single Family Dwelling Above.
Applicant: Owner: 1011 S 10th St Carmel
Mattia Thomas Anastasi Pasquale J. Colavita,
A Two Family Dwelling In An Existing
Structure.
Court of Appeals
OPINIONS FILED
JAN. 26, 2012
BY HARDIMAN, J.:
Dougherty v. Marshalls of MA, Inc.; 11-2240;
Court affirms.
BY GREENAWAY, J.:
USA v. Skinner; 10-4655; judgment affirmed.
USA v. Saferstein; 10-4092; Court vacates.
BY SCIRICA, J.:
Jacobo, Petitioner v. Att. Gen. of the U.S.;
10-3180; petition for review granted.
DISTRICT COURT
DISPOSITION OF CASES
ON THE GENERAL TRIAL
LIST
Before T. J. SAVAGE, J.
United
States
of
America
Pichardo;change of pleas.
v.Fresa
2 8 • THE LEGA L INTE LLIGE NCE R t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 MEMORANDA AND
ORDERS
Rosemary Hill, 353 Pineville Rd., Newtown,
PA.; 12-10295; no summaries listed; M.P. Kelly,
atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J.
Theodore Walp, Jr. and Hilary A. Walp, 172
Simons Dr., Morrisville, PA.; 12-10296;
no summaries listed; E.B. Klein, atty.; J.K.
FitzSimon, B.J.
JAN. 25, 2012
JANUARY 13, 2012
BY PRATTER, J.:
Kinbook, LLC v. Microsoft Corp.; 10-4828;
ordered defendants’ motion for summary judgment granted.
(PHILADELPHIA)
District Court
BY RUFE, J.:
Walsh v. Klopotoski, et al.; 08-5273; ordered
petittioner’s objections overruled; report and
recommendation approved and adopted; petition for writ of habeas corpus denied.
BY McLAUGHLIN, J.:
Southco, Inc. v. Fivetech Technology Inc.;
10-1060; ordered defendants’ motion for summary judgment granted.
BY SHAPIRO, S.J.:
Al’s Family Automotive v. Bennett; 11-6237;
motion to transfer venue granted.
BY BUCKWALTER, S.J.:
Yasmin Food Market v. Vilsack, Sec.; 11-5184;
ordered defendants’ motion to dismiss granted
in part denied in part.
BY LUDWIG, J.:
Nuel v. Capital One, NA; 11-2024; ordered
defendants’ motion to dismiss granted.
CIVIL ACTIONS
The defendant’s name appears
first, followed by the name of the
plaintiff, the number, the nature of
the suit and the name of plaintiff’s
attorney.
JANUARY 13, 2012
Kathleen Sebelius--Edith Weinstein, et al.;
12-00154; adverse reimbursement; J.I. Devine.
Chase Home Finance, LLC--Kenneth Dragos,
et al.; 12-00155; fair debt collection act; S.A.
Eisenberg.
Fair Collections & Outsourcing--Shionna
Spence; 12-00161; fair debt collection act;
D.P. Hartstein.
Michael J. Astrue--Jacklyn Reyna Rickett;
12-00174; social security; J. Molnar.
Michael J. Astrue--Janice J. Torres; 12-00162;
social security; J. Molnar.
Glaxosmithkline LLC--Jan Austin; 12-00153;
prod. liab.; M.L. Murphy.
CFCF--Paul Blackwell; 12-00163; prisoner civil
rights; p.p..
Lynnewood Gardens Apts.--Sheila SmithMyers; 12-00164; personal injury; J.R.
Rosenbaum.
John Thomas--Jose F. Cruz-Hernandez;
12-00173; habeas corpus; p.p..
The Agnes Irwin School--Donna G. Daltry;
12-00156; civil rights; W.T. Wilson.
Senior Management North, Inc.--Dolores
Williams; 12-00158; personal inj.; C.J.
Culleton.
KMart Corp.--Frank Cridland; 12-00157; job
discrim.; W.T. Wilson.
State Farm Ins. Co.--Conchita Fields;
12-00159; ins. contract; R.M. Ochroch.
ABC Elevator Inc.: Jesse H. Denham-Trustees of the National Elevator Industry;
Pension and Health Benefit; 12-00160; erisa;
D.D. Capuano.
Dept. of Corrections: PA State Att. Gen.-James R. Hall; 12-00169; habeas corpus; p.p..
Mutual Pharm.--Meijer, Inc.; 12-00167; antitrust lit.; L.C. Ricciardi.
Courtney Benson--Harcum College; 12-00168;
civil rights; p.p..
Glenn E. Moyer--Peter F. Schweikert;
01-00166; civil rights; p.p..
Jerome Walsh--Andrew Swainson; 12-00165;
habeas corpus; C.M. Cooley.
Bankruptcy Court
PETITIONS FILED
JANUARY 12, 2012
(PHILADELPHIA)
Chapter 7
Eric J. Myers, 1303 Andrews Court, Chester
Springs, PA.; 12-10282; no summaries listed;
D. Johnson, atty.; E.L. Frank, B.J.
Susan Lynn Wasserman, 1308 Steamboat
Station, Southampton, PA.; 12-10283; no
summaries listed; M.S. Schwartz, atty.; M.D.
Coleman, B.J.
W.F. Elliott Landscape Construction Compa.,
173 Roboda Blvd., Royersford, PA.; 12-10285;
no summaries listed; D.T. McGrory, atty.; M.D.
Coleman, B.J.
Christopher J. Reday, 167 Kenwood Dr. South,
Levittown, PA.; 12-10286; no summaries listed; D.J. Bennethum, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J.
Matthew Sciotto, 531 Prospect Ave., West
Grove, PA.; 12-10289; no summaries listed;
J.M. Cella, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J.
Carlos Colon, Jr. a.k.a. Carlos J. Colon, Jr., 833
Pine St., Bristol, PA.; 12-10290; no summaries listed; R. Cowles, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J.
Kathleen Ann Shuman, 186 Niantic Rd.,
Barto, PA.; 12-10291; no summaries listed; R.
Cowles, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J.
Chapter 13
Mary Frances Breig, 65 Roundwood Lane,
Levittown, PA.; 12-10292; no summaries listed; M.P. Kelly, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J.
April E. Seward a.k.a. April Haskins, 208
E. Sixth St., Lansdale, PA.; 12-10293; no
summaries listed; J.M. Adelstein, atty.; J.K.
FitzSimon, B.J.
Dellis E. Hernandez and Iman NeroHernandez, 198 Stirling Court, West
Chester, PA.; 12-10294; no summaries listed;
R.J. Lohr, II, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J.
Chapter 13
Ralph Cook, 1343 Pennington Rd., Phila.,
PA.; 12-10297; no summaries listed; C.W.
Robinson, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J.
Alicia Polanco, 220 Hampshire Dr., Sellersville,
PA.; 12-10298; no summaries listed; B.J. Riegel,
atty.; E.L. Frank, B.J.
Chapter 7
Catherine C. Kling, 817 Shadywood Dr., Apt.
A108, Perkasie, PA.; 12-10300; no summaries
listed; D.J. Bennethum, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J.
Chapter 11
Brite White Builders, LLC, 212 Woodbourne
Rd., Langhorne, PA.; 12-10301; no summaries
listed; J.E. Cranston, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J.
Chapter 13
Donald N. Schlupp, 50 Temple Dr., Richboro,
PA.; 12-10302; no summaries listed; T. Weiss,
atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J.
Matthew Boller, 160 Cabrini Blvd., Apt. 122,
New York, NY; 12-10304; no summaries listed; J.M. Adelstein, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J.
Chapter 7
Tammy D. Evanich, 125 Juliet Rd., Morrisville,
PA.; 12-10305; no summaries listed; D.J.
Averett, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J.
Chapter 13
Randy W. Minick and Dorothy L. Minick,
7633 Fayette St., Phila., PA.; 12-10306; no
summaries listed; B.J. Sadek, atty.; E.L. Frank,
B.J.
Samuel Turkson and Joyce Turkson, 3327
Fitler St., Phila., PA.; 12-10307; no summaries
listed; B.J. Sadek, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J.
Stephanie L. Rogers a.k.a. Stephanie L.
McMillian-Rogers, 2958 Weikel St., Phila.,
PA.; 12-10308; no summaries listed; B.J. Sadek,
Chapter 7
Timothy Brian Baxter a.k.a. Timothy B.
Baxter, 485 Byers Rd., Chester Springs, PA.;
12-10309; no summaries listed; M. Blank, Jr.,
Chapter 13
Crystal M. Lewis, 1646 E. Tulpehocken St.,
Phila., PA.; 12-10310; no summaries listed; B.J.
Sadek, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J.
Anthony B. Davis, 547 E. Church Rd., Elkins
Park, PA.; 12-10311; no summaries listed; G.R.
Noonan, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J.
Chapter 7
Shakila Imrani a.k.a. Shakula Imrani, 4329
Roosevelt Blvd., Phila., PA.; 12-10312; no
summaries listed; B.J. Sadek, atty.; S. Raslavich,
B.J.
Gregory J. Nowacki, 2125 Stevens St., Phila.,
PA.; 12-10313; no summaries listed; B.J. Sadek,
Rao R. Pattela and Koteswaramma Pattela,
2701 Sunnybrook Ln., Ardmore, PA.;
12-10314; no summaries listed; B.J. Sadek,
atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J.
Chapter 13
Stephanie D. McCloud, 6721 Roosevelt Blvd.,
Phila., PA.; 12-10315; no summaries listed;
G.E. Thompson, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J.
Chapter 7
Catherine Neely and Robert Neely, 493 Grant
Ave., Willow Grove, PA.; 12-10318; no summaries listed; p.p.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J.
Eun Ae Kim, 542 Whetstone Rd., Horsham,
PA.; 12-10319; no summaries listed; H.Y. Baik,
Dominic A. Fardella, 3113 Friendship St.,
Phila., PA.; 12-10320; no summaries listed; T.
Brady, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J.
Rasheeda Blackwell, 2171 N. 23rd St., Phila.,
PA.; 12-10321; no summaries listed; S.
Newman, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J.
John J. Granahan and Evelyn E. Granahan,
2001 Swinging Bridge Rd., Green Lane, PA.;
12-10322; no summaries listed; S.A. Eisenberg,
atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J.
Hilary Tracy, 2395 Old Rt. 100, Barto, PA.;
12-10323; no summaries listed; T.M. Neagu,
Mary Kay Ford, 613 Glenfield Ave., Glenolden,
PA.; 12-10325; no summaries listed; T. Wilfong,
Sheree Antionette Johnson, 2251 21st St.,
p.p.; B.I. Fox, B.J.
Michael David Jones, Jr. d-b-a MJ Deliveries,
46 Needlepine Lane, Levittown , PA.;
12-10328; no summaries listed; M.D. Hess,
atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J.
Carol Ann Zukowski a.k.a. Carol Ann V.
Mignogna, 36 Cherry St., Collingdale, PA.;
12-10329; no summaries listed; R.N. Bobman,
Chapter 13
Margaret P. Carney, 1939 W. Diamond St.,
J.D. Moran, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J.
Chapter 7
Joceline B. Yalung, 1805 S. Chadwick St.,
M.A. Cibik2, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J.
Frederick L. Kneisler and Patricia A.
Kneisler, 801 Willopenn Dr., Apt. O-106,
Southampton, PA.; 12-10333; no summaries
listed; P.H. Young, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J.
Anthony Accardo, Sr., 2164 Phillip Dr.,
Bensalem, PA.; 12-10334; no summaries listed; P.H. Young, atty.; E.L. Frank, B.J.
Chapter 13
Christine Anne Brown, 2712 Honeysuckle
Lane, Huntingdon Valley, PA.; 12-10335;
no summaries listed; M.S. Schwartz, atty.; S.
Raslavich, B.J.
Chapter 7
Jeremy D. Snook and Alice S. Simpson-Snook,
3504 Trevose Ave., Feasterville Trevose, PA.;
12-10336; no summaries listed; T.M. Neagu,
Chapter 13
Brenda Yvonne Alexander, 5816 Ludlow St.,
A.G. Madrid, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J.
Chapter 7
Elizabeth McCorry, 1441 Berwyn Paoli Rd.,
Paoli, PA.; 12-10339; no summaries listed; J.J.
Rahner, atty.; E.L. Frank, B.J.
Pandora Murph, 5624 Haverford Ave., Phila.,
PA.; 12-10340; no summaries listed; T. Zearfoss,
JANUARY 19, 2012
(READING)
Chapter 7
Isaac M. Jefferson, 12-10481; no summaries
listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J.
Brian L. Withers, 12-10483; no summaries
Dawn Collas, 12-10485; no summaries listed;
R.E. Fehling, B.J.
Brad A. Kendall and Heather L. Kendall,
12-10500; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling,
B.J.
JANUARY 20, 2012
(READING)
Chapter 7
Matthew Bennis, 12-10506; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J.
Richard B. Keller, Jr. and Maryellen L. Keller,
B.J.
Anne Frances Vanderpool, 12-10515; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J.
Kathleen M. Weber, 12-10526; no summaries
Chapter 13
John C. Flagler and Bernadette Flagler,
B.J.
Chapter 7
Corey Scott Sechrist, 12-10535; no summaries
Galen W. Donaldson, 12-10536; no summaries
William E. Dietrich and Jessica L. DIetrich,
B.J.
Heather L. Morris, 12-10539; no summaries
ADVERSARY ACTIONS
The defendant’s name appears first in
heavy type, followed by the name of the
plaintiff, the number, the nature of the suit
and the name of plaintiff’s attorney.
JANUARY 20, 2012
(PHILADELPHIA)
Old Republic Ins. Co. -- Thomas Matthew
Williams; Allison G. Heggie William;
12-00057; to determine validity, priority, or
extent of a lein or other interest in property;
M.J. Bresnahan.
Quicken Loans, Inc. -- Thomas Matthew
Williams; Allison G. Heggie William;
12-00058; to determine validity, priority, or
extent of a lein or other interest in property;
M.J. Bresnahan.
Capital Bank of Maryland -- Classy Properties,
LLC; 12-00059; to determine validity, priority,
or extent of a lein or other interest in property;
L.G. Reinhold.
John R. Kett -- Discover Bank; 12-00060; to
determine the dischargeability of a debt; L.G.
Reinhold.
Supreme Court
ORDERS & DECREES
January 04, 2012
PER CURIAM
Com. v. Brown, Petitioner; 448 EAL 2011;
The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby
Denied.
Com. v. Delfy, Petitioner; 434 EAL 2011; The
Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby
Denied.
Com. v. Powell, Petitioner; 403 EAL 2011;
The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby
Denied.
Superior Court
ORDERS & DECREES
PER CURIAM
Com. v. Myers; 2871 EDA 2011; Appeal is
dismissed for the failure of the appellant to
comply with Pa. R.A.P. 3517. Counsel shall file
a certification with this court within 10 days of
the date of this order, stating that the client has
been notified of the entry of this order.
Com. v. Uckele; 120 EDA 2011; The application
filed October 31, 2011, requesting reargument of the decision dated October 21, 2011,
is Denied.
Com. v. Johnson; 2371 EDA 2011; The
Appellant’s petition for an extension of time to
file briefs is Granted until January 26, 2012.
Com. v. Mullins; 799 EDA 2011; The Appellee’s
Petition for an Extension of Time to File Briefs
is Granted until February 3, 2012. No further
extensions will be granted.
Mateson Chemical Corp, et al. v. Barton,
et al.; 2753 EDA 2011; Appellant has filed a
motion for appointment of counsel wherein
she indicates that, on July 1, 2011, she filed a
petition for relief under Chapter7 of the U.S.
Bankruptcy Code. Accordingly, appellant is
directed to show cause as to why this appeal
should not be stayed in accordance with the
automatic stay provision of the United States
Bankruptcy Code, 11 U.S.C. ß 362. This statement is due within 10 days of the date of this
order.
Lange v. Lange; 2739 EDA 2011; Appeal has
been taken from the September 22, 2011 custody order. Instantly, the trial court docket
lists the September 22nd order as an “interim
order”. Interim orders are not final or appealable. Accordingly, appeal at No. 2739 EDA
2011 is Quashed.
Berezny v. Berezny; 2769 EDA 2011; The
motion to quash filed by appellee, plaintiff
below, is Granted. Instantly, a divorce decree
has not been entered on the trial court docket,
nor have all the parties’ economic claims been
resolved. The motion for costs and counsel fees
pursuant to Pa. R.A.P. 2744 is Denied.
Com. v. Moore; 273 EDA 2011; The Appellant’s
“Nunc Pro Tunc Motion To Vacate Briefing
Schedule And To Withdraw Appearance
Of Counsel” is Granted. The appearance
of Barbara Ann McDermott, Esq. is hereby
Withdrawn, and the trial court is directed
to appoint substitute counsel to represent
Appellant in this appeal. The trial court shall
notify the Prothonotary of this Court of the
appointment within fourteen (14) days of the
date that this Order is filed. The existing briefing schedule is Vacated, to be re-established by
the Prothonotary of this Court following substitute counsel’s appearance in this Court.
Lamm v. Lenfest, et al.; 1203, 1394 EDA 2011;
Appellants’ motion to confirm filing dates
of large reproduced record, definitive copies
of briefs and reply briefs (if any), is Granted
for the following dates; Large Reproduced
Record: December 19, 2011; Definitive Copies
of Briefs: January 3, 2012; Reply Briefs (if any):
January 17, 2012.
Com. v. Ford; 2159 EDA 2011; The Appellant’s
pro se “Motion For Required Documents
Necessary To The Issues Raised On Appeal”
is Denied.
U.S. Bank Trust National Association v.
Green, et al.; 3029 EDA 2009; The petition
of Charles D. Mandracchia, Esquire and Jeffrey
W. Soderberg, Esquire, and Mandracchia &
McWhirk, LLC, to withdraw as counsel for
appellants, defendants below; appellants were
directed to notify this Court within ten days of
the date of this order whether they intended to
retain new counsel or represent themselves on
appeal; appellants were cautioned that failure to
notify this Court of their intentions could result
in the dismissal of this appeal without further
notice. Appellants have failed to comply with
this court’s directives. Accordingly, the appeal at
No. 3029 EDA 2009, is hereby Dismissed.
Evans v. Novak; 2599 EDA 2011; Appellant’s
motion for an extension of time within which
to file his brief, is Granted. Since this matter
has been designated as a “Children’s Fast Track”
case, see Pa. R.A.P. 102, the brief shall be filed
on or before December 30, 2011.
Com. v. Kanu; 1773 EDA 2011; The Appellant’s
Petition for an Extension of Time to file Briefs
is Granted until December 19, 2011.
Com. v. Callan; 2993 EDA 2011; The appellant
has failed to file timely the docketing statement
required by Pa. R.A.P. 3517. The appellant is
directed to file the docketing statement with
the Prothonotary of this court by December
29, 2011. Failure to file the docketing statement
by that date will lead to an order dismissing
the appeal.
Com. v. Atkins; 2883 EDA 2011; Appeal is dismissed for the failure of the appellant to comply
with Pa. R.A.P. 3517.
Weston v. Lynch; 2674 EDA 2011; Appeal has
been taken from a temporary protection from
abuse order and that no final protection from
abuse order has been entered in this matter.
As such, the appeal at No. 2674 EDA 2011 is
hereby Quashed without prejudice to appellant’s rights to file an appeal from the entry of
a final protection from abuse order. Appellant’s
application for special and summary relief, is
Denied.
Com. v. Huber; 403 EDA 2011; The Appellant’s
Petition for an Extension of Time to file Briefs
is Granted until January 5, 2012.
Com. v. Miller; 63 EDA 2011; The
Commonwealth’s Petition for an Extension of
Time to file Briefs is Granted until February 7,
2012. No further extensions will be granted.
Com. v. Traub; 2043 EDA 2011; The
Commonwealth’s Petition for an Extension of
Time to file Briefs is Granted until February 7,
2012. No further extensions will be granted.
Price v. Corsi; 1193 EDA 2011; Appellee’s motion
to quash this appeal, is Denied; Appellee’s
motion to file a supplemental reproduced
record pursuant to Pa. R.A.P. 2156, is Granted
and the supplemental reproduced record filed
on November 22, 2011 is hereby accepted as
properly filed; Appellant’s motion to correct
his brief, is Granted and the Prothonotary of
this Court is directed to add the Statement
of Scope and Standard of Review attached
the motion to the brief filed by appellant on
October 24, 2011.
Gray v. Buonopane, et al.; 1403, 1434, 2394 EDA
2011; The petition of appellees, Bridgeford
Real Estate, LLC, Orlando Bridgeford, Abigail
Bridgeford, Walter H. Swayze, III and David
A. Yavil, defendants below, for oral argument,
is Denied.
In The Interest of R.N.F., Appeal of: Y.H.,
Mother; 873 EDA 2011; Appellant’s motion
for reinstatement of this appeal, is Granted.
Since the certified record was remitted on
November 29, 2011, the trial court is directed
to immediately return the certified record to
this Court, at which time the Prothonotary of
this Court is directed to establish a briefing
schedule in accordance with Children’s Fast
Track guidelines.
Com. v. Welborne; 2670 EDA 2010; The
Appellant’s counseled “Petition to Remand
for a Grazier Hearing” is denied since the
Appellant’s counsel filed a brief on September
13, 2011.
Com. v. Salley; 1803 EDA 2010; Appellant’s
petition to reinstate this appeal, is Granted. In
accordance with this Court’s order remanding
this matter for supplementation of the certified record with certain relevant trial exhibits
VOL P. 700
and transcripts, see Commonwealth v. Salley,
No. 1803 EDA 2010 (Pa. Super. Aug. 10,
2011), and correspondence from the Honorable
Gwendolyn N. Bright, the certified record is
hereby remanded to the trial court so that it
can continue its efforts to comply with that
order. Upon completion of this process, the
trial court is directed to immediately return the
certified record to this Court, at which time the
Prothonotary of this Court is directed to establish a 30-day filing date for appellant’s brief.
Appellee’s brief shall be filed within 30 days of
the date of filing of appellant’s brief.
In the Interest of J.F., Appeal of D.I., Mother;
2743 EDA 2011; Appellant D.I. respectfully
requests that this appeal be Discontinued.
Com. v. Bendig; 1913 EDA 2011; The Appellant’s
pro se [Motion for Extraordinary Relief]” is
denied.
Com. v. Driver; 2163 EDA 2011; The Appellant’s
pro se “Motion for Remand” is deferred for
disposition to the panel assigned to decide
the merits of this appeal. The Appellant’s pro
se “Motion to Certify the Record with the
Attached Exhibits” is denied. The Appellant’s
brief is due within thirty days of the date that
this Order is filed.
Howard v. A.W. Chesterton Company et
al.; :2978 EDA 2010; The application filed
November 10, 2011, requesting reargument
of the decision dated October 28, 2011, is
Denied.
Com. v. Ali; 278 EDA 2011; The Commonwealth’s
is Granted until February 10, 2012. No further
extensions will be granted.
Com. v. Perez; 1358 EDA 2011; The Appellant’s
is Granted until December 21, 2011.
Com. v. Weider; 2188 EDA 2011; The Appellant’s
is Granted until January 17, 2012.
Kehrbaum v. Kehrbaum; 3010 EDA 2011;
Appeal has been taken from the October 31,
2011 order denying appellant’s petition for
counseling pursuant to Section 3302 of the
Divorce Code. Accordingly, appellant is directed to show cause within ten (10) days of the
date of this order as to why this appeal should
not be quashed. Please respond in writing
copying all parties involved on your reply.
Failure to respond to this directive may result
in quashal/dismissal of this appeal without
further notice. Please note this inquiry does not
stay the briefing schedule set separately by our
Prothonotary’s Office.
SUPERIOR COURT
APPEALS FILED
Com. v. Rivera; 3217 EDA 2011; from order of;
Phila Cty; No. CP-51-CR-0001427-2010.
Com. v. Suarez, Petitioner; 3216 EDA
2011; from order of; Pike Cty; No. CP-52CR-0000253-2003.
Com. v. Claymore; 3215 EDA 2011; from
order of; Delaware Cty; No. CP-23CR-0009696-1990.
Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC v. Huntington;
3214 EDA 2011; from order of; Lehigh Cty;
No. 2011-C-1880; W. Marshall.
Goglia v. Tiffany Lynn Derstine-Gerrish; 3213
EDA 2011; from order of; Bucks Cty; No. A0605-63220-C-34; S. Goglia.
Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC v. Kelly; 3212
EDA 2011; from order of; Pike Cty; No.
451-2011.
Selig v. Selig; 3211 EDA 2011; from order of;
Phila Cty; No. 2006-FC-1268.
Com. v. Montgomery; 3210 EDA 2011; from
order of; Phila Cty; No. CP-51-CR 00058372008; J. Cotter.
Com. v. Smith; 3209 EDA 2011; from order
of; Phila Cty; No. CP-51-DR-0000111-2011;
K. Barker.
Com. v. Wilson; 3208 EDA 2011; from order
of; Phila Cty; No. CP-51-CR-0011873-2009;
H. Burns.
In The Interest of Kevin James, A Minor; 3207
EDA 2011; from order of; Monroe Cty; No.
133 Juvenile 2011; S. Arifaj.
Allen v. Falette; 3206 EDA 2011; from order of;
Phila Cty; No. 821; L. Finesmith.
Spause v. Towamencin Township; 3205 EDA
2011; from order of; Montgomery Cty; No.
2010-35130-0; D. Onorato.
Commonwealth Court
ORDERS & DECREES
December 14, 2011
By Brown, J.
Johnson, Petitioner v. Unemployment
Compensation Board of Review; 1425 C.D.
2011; Respondent’s second request for an
extension of time to file briefs, the request is
granted. Respondent’s brief (15 copies) shall be
filed on or before January 6, 2012.
City of Pa. v. City of Pa. Civil Service
Commission; 1511 C.D. 2011; Appellant’s
unopposed second request for an extension
of time to file briefs, the request is granted.
Appellant’s brief (15 copies) shall be filed on or
before December 28, 2011.
Bedford Somerset MHMR, Petitioner v.
Workers’ Compensation Appeal Board;
1997 C.D. 2011; Petitioner’s unopposed
request for an extension of time to file briefs
and reproduced record, the request is granted.
Petitioner’s brief (15 copies) and reproduced
record (5 copies) shall be filed on or before
January 13, 2012.
City of Pa. v. City of Pa. Civil Service
Commission; 1481 C.D. 2011; Appellant’s
unopposed second request for an extension
of time to file briefs, the request is granted.
Appellant’s brief (15 copies) shall be filed on or
before December 29, 2011
By Butler, J.
Foisy, Petitioner v. Workers’ Compensation
Appeal Board; 1190 C.D. 2011; Petitioner’s
second brief was due November 21, 2011, and
that to date the same has not been filed, desig-
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nated petitioner’s second brief (15 copies) shall
be filed and served within fourteen (14) days of
the exit date of this order or designated petitioner shall be precluded from filing a second
brief and the matter shall be heard on designated petitioner’s first brief and respondent’s
brief. Pa. R.A.P. 2136(b).
Robinson v. City of Pa. et al.; 1255 C.D. 2011;
Appellant’s second brief was due November
17, 2011, and that to date the same has not
been filed,
designated appellant’s second brief (15 copies)
shall be filed and served within
fourteen (14) days of the exit date of this order
or designated appellant shall be
precluded from filing a second brief and the
matter shall be heard on designated
appellant’s first brief and appellee’s brief.
Hasan, Petitioner v. Workers’ compensation
Appeal Board; 2168 C.D. 2011; Petitioner’s
application for leave to proceed in forma pauperis, which application also seeks waiver of
this court’s filing fee, the application is granted,
the filing fee is waived and petitioner shall
proceed in conformity with Pa. R.A.P. 2151(b)
and 2187(c).
Wilson, Petitioner v. Dept. of Public Welfare;
2157 C.D. 2011; Petitioner’s application for
leave to proceed in forma pauperis, which
application also seeks waiver of this court’s filing fee, the application is granted, the filing fee
is waived and petitioner shall proceed in conformity with Pa. R.A.P. 2151(b) and 2187(c).
Giant Eagle, Inc., Petitioner v. Com.; 278 F.R.
2009; Petitioner’s motion for return of security,
it appearing that the Commonwealth has filed
a direction to mark the judgment satisfied, the
Chief Clerk shall return the security bond to
petitioner.
Hanover Foods Corporation, Petitioner v.
Com.; 615 F.R. 2009; Matter having been stayed
pending this Court’s disposition in Procter &
Gamble Products Co, v. Commonwealth, at
786 F.R. 2009, and judgment in that matter
having been entered on November 14, 2011,
the parties are directed to file a status report no
later than January 6, 2012 indicating whether
they desire this matter to remain stayed pending the appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court in Procter & Gamble Products Co. v.
Commonwealth, 113 MAP 2011.
Spuck v. Centre County et al.; 1077 C.D .2011;
Appellant having complied with court’s order of
November 22, 2011, the order of December 8,
2011 is vacated.
T-Mobile Northeast, LLC, Petitioner v. Com.;
658 and 754 F.R. 2010; The parties’ second
joint status report in these matters, the parties
shall file a further joint status report on or
before March 9, 2012.
Mutual Pharmaceutical company, Inc.,
Petitioner v. Com.; 573 F.R. 2009; Petitioner’s
motion for return of security, it appearing that
the Commonwealth has agreed to have the
judgment marked satisfied, the Chief Clerk
shall return the cash posted as security to
petitioner.
Custom Door Systems, Inc., Petitioner v.
Com.; 323 F.R. 2010; Petitioner’s third status
report, the parties shall file a stipulation for
judgment in this matter on or before March 9,
2012. In the event a stipulation is not filed as
ordered, the Court will schedule a status/settlement conference before a judge of this Court.
Williams, Petitioner v. Unemployment
2011; Petitioner filed his pro se communication
with this Court on August 15, 2011. It further
appears that the Chief Clerk issued a directive
on August 16, 2011, instructing petitioner to
file a petition for review within 30 days of that
date (September 15, 2011). Because petitioner’s
petition for review was not filed with this Court
until September 19, 2011, it must be quashed as
untimely filed.
Falu v. Com. et al.; 2171 C.D. 2011; Appellant’s
motion to correct caption, it appearing that this
matter was captioned in the trial court as one
in which the Department of Transportation,
Bureau of Motor Vehicles was the respondent,
the caption is amended as shown above.
Priselac, Petitioner v. Pennsylvania Housing
Finance Agency;1587 C.D. 2011; Petitioner
filed her pro se communication with this Court
on June 24, 2011. It further appearing the
Chief Clerk issued a directive on July 19, 2011,
instructing petitioner to file a petition for
review within 30 days of that date (August 18,
2011). Because petitioner’s petition for review
was not filed with this Court until August 26,
2011, it must be quashed as untimely filed.
Pop,
Petitioner
v.
Unemployment
2011; Petition for review shall be submitted
on the brief of petitioner and respondent
only, without oral argument, unless otherwise
ordered.
Rex v. Tax Claim Bureau of Montgomery
County, Appeal of: Albert Martin and Jacob
Singer; 1248 C.D. 2011; Appeal shall be submitted on the brief of appellants and appellee
Sharron L. Rex only, without oral argument,
unless otherwise ordered.
Monico, Petitioner v. Unemployment
2011; Petitioner’s brief was due December 7,
201L and that to date the same has not been
filed, petitioner’s brief (15 copies) shall be filed
and served within 14 days of the exit date of this
Order or the above petition for review shall be
dismissed as of course.
Foster,
Petitioner
v.
Unemployment
2011, and that to date the same has not been
Harmening, Petitioner v. Unemployment
Compensation Board of Review; 1664 C.D
Franklin, Petitioner v. Unemployment
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 and served within 14 days of the exit date of this
L.G., Petitioner v. Dept. of Public Welfare;
1258 C.D. 2011; Petitioner’s motion for expedited consideration in this matter, the motion
is granted. Upon the filing of all briefs, this
matter shall be submitted to a panel of judges
for expedited disposition on the briefs without
oral argument.
Pryor,
Petitioner
v.
Unemployment
with this Court on September 29, 2011. Because
petitioner’s pro se communication was not filed
within thirty days of the Board’s August 24,
2011 order as required by Pa. R.A.P. 1512(a)(1),
this case is dismissed as untimely filed.
Kargbo, Petitioner v. Unemployment
with this Court on October 11, 2011. Because
petitioner’s pro se communication was not filed
within thirty days of the July 8, 2011 order as
required by Pa. R.A.P. 1512(a)(1), this case is
dismissed as untimely filed.
Beaumont Retirement Home, Petitioner v.
Unemployment Compensation Board of
Review; 2076 C.D .2011; Respondent’s application for relief in the form of a motion for
consolidation of cases, and it appearing that the
Unemployment Compensation referee held
a single hearing at both docket numbers, that
there is one record for both proceedings, and
that the Unemployment Compensation Board
of Review filed the same decision at both
appeals with the exception of the compensable weeks at issue, the application is granted
and the petitions for review are consolidated.
Counsel shall identify each Commonwealth
Court docket number on all filings with the
Court.
Carter, Petitioner
v. Unemployment
Compensation Board of Review; 1599
C.D. 2011; Petitioner’s pro se communication
attempting to appeal was received July 11, 2011,
which would have been timely had petitioner
filed a petition for review within the 30-day
extension granted by the Chief Clerk’s July 26,
2011 letter. However, the petition for review
was not received until August 29, 2011, which
was after the 30-day extension expired.
Stinnard, Petitioner v. Unemployment
Compensation Board of Review; 1772
C.D. 2011; Petitioner’s pro se communication
attempting to appeal was received July 15, 2011,
which would have been timely if petitioner had
filed a petition for review within the 30-day
extension granted by the Chief Clerk’s July 29,
2011 letter. However, the petition for review
was not received until September 21, 2011,
which was after the 30-day extension expired,
and does not allege fraud, a breakdown in the
administrative process, or non-negligent circumstances warranting nunc pro tunc relief.
Riggins, Petitioner v. Unemployment
2011; Respondent’s unopposed application for
remission of the appeal to the Unemployment
Compensation Appeal Board, this matter is
remanded for consideration of the facts set
forth in intervener’s notice of intervention and
for issuance of an adjudication from which an
aggrieved person may appeal.
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the name of the plaintiff(s), the type
of case, the docket number, the date
filed and the plaintiff’s attorney.
PHILA. COMMON PLEAS
COURT
White,
Cornell;--Commonwealth
of
Pennsylvania; Mc/Cp Courts-Fines,Rest,Bail;
1201-44108; January 23, 2012.
Evans, Justin;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
Mc/Cp Courts-Fines,Rest,Bail; 1201-44109;
January 23, 2012.
Pritt, Keith;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Ray, Gregory;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
King,
Deondray;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44112; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Naeem;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44113; January 23, 2012.
Carroll,
Kareem;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44114; January 23, 2012.
Rodriguez,
Josean;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44115; January 23, 2012.
Maldonado,
Angel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44116; January 23, 2012.
Munez,
Carlos;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44117; January 23, 2012.
Purefoey,
Naim;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44118; January 23, 2012.
Woodson, Gerald L.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44119; January 23, 2012.
Moore,
Ronald;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44120; January 23, 2012.
Santiago, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Branch, Baasil;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Santana,
Alberto;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44123; January 23, 2012.
Santana,
Alberto;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44124; January 23, 2012.
Langford, Phillip Samuel S.;--Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania; Mc/Cp Courts-Fines,Rest,Bail;
1201-44125; January 23, 2012.
Thomas,
Thelma;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44126; January 23, 2012.
Dugre, Jason;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Findley,
Elvester;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44128; January 23, 2012.
Roberts, Jose A A.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44129; January 23, 2012.
Shepherd,
Clyde;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44130; January 23, 2012.
Wills, Amir;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Jacobs,
Morris;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44132; January 23, 2012.
Lewis, Franklin D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44133; January 23, 2012.
Lament, Zach;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Gallelli, John;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Pacheco,
Joseph;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44136; January 23, 2012.
Sokolowski,
Kyle;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44137; January 23, 2012.
McCrae, Ian;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Foxx, Selena;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Agosto-Lopez, Alicia;--Commonwealth of
1201-44140; January 23, 2012.
Smith, Denise;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Bolden, Joseph P.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44142; January 23, 2012.
Bolden, Joseph P.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44143; January 23, 2012.
Huang, Liang
L.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44144; January 23, 2012.
Chau,
Chi-Hue;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44145; January 23, 2012.
Piselli,
Michael;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44146; January 23, 2012.
Bramwell,
Shariff;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44147; January 23, 2012.
Howard,
Khalil;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44148; January 23, 2012.
Holmes,
Myrna;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44149; January 23, 2012.
Santana,
Efrain;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44150; January 23, 2012.
Wandas,
Raymond;--Commonwealth of
1201-44151; January 23, 2012.
Martinez-Laracuente, David;--Commonwealth
1201-44152; January 23, 2012.
1201-44153; January 23, 2012.
1201-44154; January 23, 2012.
Chamorro, Katira Liz;--Commonwealth of
1201-44155; January 23, 2012.
Senquiz,
Victor;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44156; January 23, 2012.
Melendez,
Marie;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44157; January 23, 2012.
Thach, Can;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Scarlet,
Anthony;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44159; January 23, 2012.
Scarlet,
of
1201-44160; January 23, 2012.
Reid, Aja;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Sweeting, Maurice D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44162; January 23, 2012.
Albanese, Peter J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44163; January 23, 2012.
Brown,
Norman;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44164; January 23, 2012.
Urbanski,
Michael;--Commonwealth of
1201-44165; January 23, 2012.
Bates, Joseph;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Aaron,
Doretta;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44167; January 23, 2012.
Dozier,
Rashad;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44168; January 23, 2012.
Foster, Kerry;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wilson,
Devin;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44170; January 23, 2012.
Sanchez,
David;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44171; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Curtis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44172; January 23, 2012.
Watson,
Aaron;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44173; January 23, 2012.
Gonzalez,
Jose;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44174; January 23, 2012.
Rolon, Efrain;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Seabrook,
Denzel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44176; January 23, 2012.
Jones, Earl;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Enriquez,
Jerry;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44178; January 23, 2012.
Keys, Michael;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Chapman, John;--Commonwealth of
1201-44180; January 23, 2012.
Dalessio,
Steven;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44181; January 23, 2012.
Leak,
Charlene;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44182; January 23, 2012.
Samuel,
Robert;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44183; January 23, 2012.
Hayward,
Arthur;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44184; January 23, 2012.
Woods, Anthony M;--Commonwealth of
1201-44185; January 23, 2012.
Garner, Thomas L.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44186; January 23, 2012.
Lewis, Henry;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Mieciecki, Joe;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Williams,
Annise;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44189; January 23, 2012.
Bussey,
Christine;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44190; January 23, 2012.
Gilbert,
Delcine;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44191; January 23, 2012.
Gary,
Charlotte;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44192; January 23, 2012.
Carbonara, Fredrick;--Commonwealth of
1201-44193; January 23, 2012.
James,
Marcus;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44194; January 23, 2012.
Moody,
Damarco;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44195; January 23, 2012.
Dunning, Vanessa J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44196; January 23, 2012.
Bingham,
Brenda;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44197; January 23, 2012.
Monoz, Cathy;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Barnes, Darla;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
McKeown,
Tracey;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44200; January 23, 2012.
Connelly, Jermaine;--Commonwealth of
1201-44201; January 23, 2012.
Saunders,
of
1201-44202; January 23, 2012.
Donnelly, Barry Edward;--Commonwealth of
1201-44203; January 23, 2012.
Sloan, Labar;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Cooper, Khalil C C.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44205; January 23, 2012.
McField, Lisa;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Santiago,
of
1201-44207; January 23, 2012.
Norwood, Pierre L.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44208; January 23, 2012.
Check, Aaron;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Dixon, Diana;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
George, Juan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Bush, Brian N N.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44212; January 23, 2012.
Moore, Juan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Allen, Eugene;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Lebron,
Miguel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44215; January 23, 2012.
Deadwyler, Brandon;--Commonwealth of
1201-44216; January 23, 2012.
Suber,
Herbert;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44217; January 23, 2012.
Berrios,
Alexader;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44218; January 23, 2012.
Chew, John;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Bryant,
Maurice;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44220; January 23, 2012.
Bronson,
Henry;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44221; January 23, 2012.
Huff, Leslie;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Berryman, Keeli E.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44223; January 23, 2012.
Cas Home Health Care, Unknown;-Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Mc/Cp
Courts-Fines,Rest,Bail; 1201-44224; January
23, 2012.
Leonard,
Patricia;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44225; January 23, 2012.
Gradel, Gina;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Klish,
Philip
J.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44227; January 23, 2012.
Kollock, Brian M.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44228; January 23, 2012.
Collinge, Leona L L.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44229; January 23, 2012.
Van Brunt, Thomas F.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44230; January 23, 2012.
Palmer,
Dennis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44231; January 23, 2012.
Romano,
of
1201-44232; January 23, 2012.
Taylor, Gerritt S;--Commonwealth of
1201-44233; January 23, 2012.
Smolonsky, Andrew;--Commonwealth of
1201-44234; January 23, 2012.
Kearney,
Jonathan;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44235; January 23, 2012.
Vaughn, Jabari B.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44236; January 23, 2012.
White,
Kevin
S.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44237; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Dawayne;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44238; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Dawayne;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44239; January 23, 2012.
Cooper,
of
1201-44240; January 23, 2012.
Topping, Gihad E.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44241; January 23, 2012.
Tyree, Wilbert James;--Commonwealth of
1201-44242; January 23, 2012.
Dixon, Jeffery;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Colon, Christopher;--Commonwealth of
1201-44244; January 23, 2012.
Rice, Markel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Peterson,
Carl;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44246; January 23, 2012.
Egan, Richard;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
White, Corey;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Gindraw,
Charles;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44249; January 23, 2012.
Clark, Wesley;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Howard,
Latrell;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44251; January 23, 2012.
Rahman,
Hakim;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44252; January 23, 2012.
Arroyo,
Jeffrey;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44253; January 23, 2012.
Lara, Favio;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Herrera,
Acberto;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44255; January 23, 2012.
Williams,
Gregory;--Commonwealth of
1201-44256; January 23, 2012.
Saldutti, Jerry;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Stibbins,
Aasim;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44258; January 23, 2012.
Tysone,Tyree;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hadi-Jones, Aishia;--Commonwealth of
1201-44260; January 23, 2012.
Miller, Lavon;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Turner,
Deorsen;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44262; January 23, 2012.
Murray,
of
1201-44263; January 23, 2012.
Soto, Damian;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Ramos-Delgado, Angel;--Commonwealth of
1201-44265; January 23, 2012.
Huertas,
Daniel;--Commonwealth
of
3 0 • THE LEGA L INTE LLIGE NCE R 1201-44266; January 23, 2012.
Blacksheer, Maurice;--Commonwealth of
1201-44267; January 23, 2012.
Bentley, Jylil;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Cynthia,
Serrano;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44269; January 23, 2012.
Jabbar, Amin;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Cantres,
of
1201-44271; January 23, 2012.
Bozeman, Rabecca K.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44272; January 23, 2012.
Kelly, Dan S.;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Cooper, Gary;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Phillips, Edgar T.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44275; January 23, 2012.
Nipon,
of
1201-44276; January 23, 2012.
Zaborowski, Desiree;--Commonwealth of
1201-44277; January 23, 2012.
Marquez,
Cynthia;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44278; January 23, 2012.
Fleming, James Marco;--Commonwealth of
1201-44279; January 23, 2012.
Gilliard,
Kevin;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44280; January 23, 2012.
Hightower, Norma;--Commonwealth of
1201-44281; January 23, 2012.
Leverette,
of
1201-44282; January 23, 2012.
Colon, Zoraya A;--Commonwealth of
1201-44283; January 23, 2012.
Fielding, Jeff;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Sokowski, Walter Joseph;--Commonwealth of
1201-44285; January 23, 2012.
McCandless, Lewis E.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44286; January 23, 2012.
McClaurin,
Robin;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44287; January 23, 2012.
Zayas,
Miriam;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44288; January 23, 2012.
Ketter,
Malcolm;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44289; January 23, 2012.
Raquet,
George;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44290; January 23, 2012.
McGrath,
Edward;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44291; January 23, 2012.
Wright, Ilona;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Williams, Elizabeth;--Commonwealth of
1201-44293; January 23, 2012.
Brunetti, Christina M;--Commonwealth of
1201-44294; January 23, 2012.
Strong,
Alphonso;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44295; January 23, 2012.
Golden,
James;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44296; January 23, 2012.
Ricci, Ian;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Warthen,
Shirky;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44298; January 23, 2012.
Coffy, Ellis;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Walter, Vaine;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Tomicki,
of
1201-44301; January 23, 2012.
Anthony,
of
1201-44302; January 23, 2012.
Jones, Christopher;--Commonwealth of
1201-44303; January 23, 2012.
Inge, Kahlil;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Grierson,
Marvel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44305; January 23, 2012.
Flournoy, Michelle;--Commonwealth of
1201-44306; January 23, 2012.
Smith,
Jennifer;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44307; January 23, 2012.
Martiuk,
of
1201-44308; January 23, 2012.
Brandon,
of
1201-44309; January 23, 2012.
Portlock, Tracey R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44310; January 23, 2012.
Ragan,
Daniel
J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44311; January 23, 2012.
Barnes, James;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Durham,
Omar;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44313; January 23, 2012.
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 Mercer, Edward T;--Commonwealth of
1201-44314; January 23, 2012.
Hernandez, Jose G.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44315; January 23, 2012.
Childs,
Gerald;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44316; January 23, 2012.
Carrion, Raul;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Edwards,
Jerome;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44318; January 23, 2012.
Santiago,
Roberto;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44319; January 23, 2012.
Anderson,
Walter;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44320; January 23, 2012.
Carrion,
Javier;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44321; January 23, 2012.
Lugo, Luis A.;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Ortiz, Mayra;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Parker,
Dante
J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44324; January 23, 2012.
Fields, Robert;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Thomas,
Tiffany;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44326; January 23, 2012.
Brodie,
Reggie;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44327; January 23, 2012.
Garcia, Julio;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Peckenschneider, Michael;--Commonwealth of
1201-44329; January 23, 2012.
Bailey, Kim;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Green,
William;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44331; January 23, 2012.
Caplier,
Andrea;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44332; January 23, 2012.
Melecio,
Jarrett;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44333; January 23, 2012.
Phillips,
of
1201-44334; January 23, 2012.
Harley, Kyleif;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
McCleary, Moleesia;--Commonwealth of
1201-44336; January 23, 2012.
Jackson, Lisa;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Camacho,
Carmen;--Commonwealth of
1201-44338; January 23, 2012.
Reid, Amber;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Miller,Tenika;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Smith, Khairi;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wilson, John;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Baxter,
Demetrius;--Commonwealth of
1201-44343; January 23, 2012.
Davis, Richard L;--Commonwealth of
1201-44344; January 23, 2012.
Bey,
Mahdi
M.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44345; January 23, 2012.
Austin,
of
1201-44346; January 23, 2012.
Corredor,
Luis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44347; January 23, 2012.
Bey,
Canaan
S.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44348; January 23, 2012.
Horan, Jamie;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Oliveira,
Nagila;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44350; January 23, 2012.
Burrell,
Rahim;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44351; January 23, 2012.
Devine, Keith;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Floyd, David;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
McLaurin, Montague;--Commonwealth of
1201-44354; January 23, 2012.
Teller,
of
1201-44355; January 23, 2012.
Barkley, Juan Vincent;--Commonwealth of
1201-44356; January 23, 2012.
1201-44357; January 23, 2012.
1201-44358; January 23, 2012.
Thomas, Richard Jr;--Commonwealth of
1201-44359; January 23, 2012.
Sanders, Stanley W.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44360; January 23, 2012.
Santiago, Jose A.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44361; January 23, 2012.
Redding,
Samuel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44362; January 23, 2012.
Odonnell,
Sean;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44363; January 23, 2012.
Tomlin,
Janene;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44364; January 23, 2012.
Terry,
Stephenson;--Commonwealth of
1201-44365; January 23, 2012.
Gibbs,
of
1201-44366; January 23, 2012.
Worley, Anthony L.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44367; January 23, 2012.
Brice,
Kousassi;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44368; January 23, 2012.
Jellison, Paige;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Taylor,
Michelle;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44370; January 23, 2012.
Jackson,
of
1201-44371; January 23, 2012.
Taglioni,
Alessio;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44372; January 23, 2012.
Kennedy, William R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44373; January 23, 2012.
Thomas,
Kamille;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44374; January 23, 2012.
Fagan,
of
1201-44375; January 23, 2012.
Blakeney, Kenneth;--Commonwealth of
1201-44376; January 23, 2012.
Fagan,
of
1201-44377; January 23, 2012.
Fagan,
of
1201-44378; January 23, 2012.
Blakeney, Kenneth;--Commonwealth of
1201-44379; January 23, 2012.
Pitts,
Courtney;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44380; January 23, 2012.
Rivera, Daniel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Haskins, Thomas Ed.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44382; January 23, 2012.
Grace, Jason;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Boyd, Dwana;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Lucas, Kevin;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Weaver, Shameerah M M.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44386; January 23, 2012.
Kershaw,
Antonio;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44387; January 23, 2012.
McGee,
Quetta;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44388; January 23, 2012.
Holloway,
Rondell;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44389; January 23, 2012.
Hooks,
Jimmy;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44390; January 23, 2012.
Baker, George W.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44391; January 23, 2012.
McFarland, Raleigh;--Commonwealth of
1201-44392; January 23, 2012.
Jordan, Mark;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Jones,
Brandon;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44394; January 23, 2012.
Ceasar,
Demetrius;--Commonwealth of
1201-44395; January 23, 2012.
Vega, Ricardo;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Harris, Kevin;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
MacK,
David
E.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44398; January 23, 2012.
MacK,
David
E.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44399; January 23, 2012.
Bright,
Joshua;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44400; January 23, 2012.
Youngbey,
of
1201-44401; January 23, 2012.
Tran, Dung;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Morbito,
Donna;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44403; January 23, 2012.
Brown, David;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Blagmon,
Kamlil;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44405; January 23, 2012.
Shaughnessy, Holly;--Commonwealth of
1201-44406; January 23, 2012.
Zielinski, Edward B.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44407; January 23, 2012.
Baskerville,
Wade;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44408; January 23, 2012.
Jackson,
Marquis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44409; January 23, 2012.
Thomas,
Kamille;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44410; January 23, 2012.
Zielinski,
of
1201-44411; January 23, 2012.
Davis,
Malcolm;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44412; January 23, 2012.
Elam,
Antoinette;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44413; January 23, 2012.
Webb, Clarence Jessie J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44414; January 23, 2012.
Campbell, Douglas;--Commonwealth of
1201-44415; January 23, 2012.
Parker,
Tajuan;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44416; January 23, 2012.
Dotson,
Leroy;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44417; January 23, 2012.
Salaam,
Zaahir;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44418; January 23, 2012.
Talory, Shieta;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Moragne,
Basil;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44420; January 23, 2012.
Howard,
Vaughn;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44421; January 23, 2012.
Colon,
of
1201-44422; January 23, 2012.
Martinez, San Manuel;--Commonwealth of
1201-44423; January 23, 2012.
Cantres,
of
1201-44424; January 23, 2012.
Rivera, Josue;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Melendez, Luis D D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44426; January 23, 2012.
Patterson,
of
1201-44427; January 23, 2012.
McClary,
Dever;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44428; January 23, 2012.
Kershaw,
of
1201-44429; January 23, 2012.
Bonner,
Tyree;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44430; January 23, 2012.
Harmon,
Elliott;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44431; January 23, 2012.
Conley,
of
1201-44432; January 23, 2012.
Vega, Andres;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Knox, Paul;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Betancourt, Michael;--Commonwealth of
1201-44435; January 23, 2012.
Ortiz, Angel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Thomas, Earl;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Berdell,
Tyreek;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44438; January 23, 2012.
Allen, Dawn;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
McIlhenny, Gregory;--Commonwealth of
1201-44440; January 23, 2012.
Mierzejewski, Michael;--Commonwealth of
1201-44441; January 23, 2012.
Jones,
Mustafa;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44442; January 23, 2012.
Smith, Nafis;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Librick, Lawrence M.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44444; January 23, 2012.
Mathis, Mose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Ronsam,
Fread;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44446; January 23, 2012.
Alexander,
Jeffery;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44447; January 23, 2012.
Vasquez,
Sixto;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44448; January 23, 2012.
Cavanaugh, Brandon;--Commonwealth of
1201-44449; January 23, 2012.
Archie,
Damon;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44450; January 23, 2012.
McPhail,
Lamar;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44451; January 23, 2012.
Davis,
Raymond;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44452; January 23, 2012.
Blakely,
Jonathan;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44453; January 23, 2012.
Segers,
Rashaun;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44454; January 23, 2012.
Robinson,
Richard;--Commonwealth of
1201-44455; January 23, 2012.
VOL P. 702
Felder,
Tony
D.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44456; January 23, 2012.
Boyer, Rodney F.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44457; January 23, 2012.
Vegas, Kemuel J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44458; January 23, 2012.
Colon,
of
1201-44459; January 23, 2012.
Rollins,
of
1201-44460; January 23, 2012.
Skelton, James E.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44461; January 23, 2012.
McKellar, Terrence;--Commonwealth of
1201-44462; January 23, 2012.
Bryant, Tyrell;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Lane, Paul;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Maldonado, Moises;--Commonwealth of
1201-44465; January 23, 2012.
Velazquez, Chrisino;--Commonwealth of
1201-44466; January 23, 2012.
Davis, Derrell;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Davis, Derrell;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Lewis,
Torrance;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44469; January 23, 2012.
Wilson, Fred;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Kieffer, Joseph J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44471; January 23, 2012.
Lewis, James;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Brown,
McQuary;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44473; January 23, 2012.
Giles, Lancie;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Jones,
Lawrence;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44475; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Andre;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44476; January 23, 2012.
Rios, Marco;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Crawford,
of
1201-44478; January 23, 2012.
Arizmendi,
Luis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44479; January 23, 2012.
Floyd, Earl;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Tasker, Jason P P.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44481; January 23, 2012.
Berrian, Ryan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Berrian, Ryan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Fuller, James;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Nieves,
Marcelino;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44485; January 23, 2012.
Haines,
Patricia;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44486; January 23, 2012.
Thower, Wali;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wesley,
Kathleen;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44488; January 23, 2012.
Jackson, Reuben William;--Commonwealth of
1201-44489; January 23, 2012.
1201-44490; January 23, 2012.
Pagan,
Ramon;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44491; January 23, 2012.
Brower,
of
1201-44492; January 23, 2012.
Stanton, Kelly Len;--Commonwealth of
1201-44493; January 23, 2012.
Espinosa, Manuel I.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44494; January 23, 2012.
Wisniewski,
Jason;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44495; January 23, 2012.
Godfrey,
Kaiser;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44496; January 23, 2012.
Lockman, Lawrence;--Commonwealth of
1201-44497; January 23, 2012.
Sears,
Thomas;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44498; January 23, 2012.
Foster, Maria;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Venuto, Kathleen P.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44500; January 23, 2012.
1201-44501; January 23, 2012.
1201-44502; January 23, 2012.
Gonzales,
Luis;--Commonwealth
of
VOL P. 703
1201-44503; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
of
1201-44504; January 23, 2012.
Acevedo, Jarvis L.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44505; January 23, 2012.
Davis,
Bernard;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44506; January 23, 2012.
Barnet, Rafus;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Reed, John Robert.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44508; January 23, 2012.
Houston,
Keith;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44509; January 23, 2012.
Smith,
Brant
J.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44510; January 23, 2012.
Hall, Franklin;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Gonzalez,
Brianda;--Commonwealth of
1201-44512; January 23, 2012.
Barrios,
Manny;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44513; January 23, 2012.
Reddy, Keith;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Marion,
Timothy;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44515; January 23, 2012.
King, John;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Boozer,
of
1201-44517; January 23, 2012.
Hall, Saeed K.;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Nutter, Donnell E.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44519; January 23, 2012.
Wilson,
Eugene;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44520; January 23, 2012.
Robinson,
Byron;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44521; January 23, 2012.
Reed,
Raheem;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44522; January 23, 2012.
Frazier,
of
1201-44523; January 23, 2012.
Mathes,
of
1201-44524; January 23, 2012.
Chambers, Zachary D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44525; January 23, 2012.
Russo, Shea A A.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44526; January 23, 2012.
Maldanado,
Pedro;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44527; January 23, 2012.
Tart, Thomas;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Campbell, Michael;--Commonwealth of
1201-44529; January 23, 2012.
Zeno, Luis;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Royster, Wendell W.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44531; January 23, 2012.
Richardson, Andre;--Commonwealth of
1201-44532; January 23, 2012.
Stokes, Calvin;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Russell,
of
1201-44534; January 23, 2012.
Medina,
of
1201-44535; January 23, 2012.
Mounier,
Gilberto;--Commonwealth of
1201-44536; January 23, 2012.
Burke, Robert D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44537; January 23, 2012.
Summers,
Gilbert;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44538; January 23, 2012.
Cortez,
Angela;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44539; January 23, 2012.
Hill, Michael;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Howard,
Tyrone;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44541; January 23, 2012.
Phelps,
of
1201-44542; January 23, 2012.
Carabello, Domingo;--Commonwealth of
1201-44543; January 23, 2012.
Compan, Alex;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Giko,
Henrique;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44545; January 23, 2012.
Fagan, Jameel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Jackson,
Shawn;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44547; January 23, 2012.
Hall, Jamal W.;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Walker, Donte D;--Commonwealth of
1201-44549; January 23, 2012.
Needham,
Kelly;--Commonwealth
of
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 1201-44550; January 23, 2012.
Jester,
Colleen;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44551; January 23, 2012.
Graham,
Donshik;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44552; January 23, 2012.
Bradley,
Katia
R;--Commonwealth of
1201-44553; January 23, 2012.
Hester,
of
1201-44554; January 23, 2012.
Zayas, Maria;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Scott, Harris;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Jackson, Joy;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Jackson,
Lavar;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44558; January 23, 2012.
Pettis, Terrell;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hosein, Waheed Z Z.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44560; January 23, 2012.
Torres, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Attia,
Quissem;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44562; January 23, 2012.
Attia,
Quissem;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44563; January 23, 2012.
Akridge,
Tayishe;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44564; January 23, 2012.
Kennedy, Sara;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Taylor, Jerome Reginald;--Commonwealth of
1201-44566; January 23, 2012.
Taylor, Jerome Reginald;--Commonwealth of
1201-44567; January 23, 2012.
Pressley,
Dallas;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44568; January 23, 2012.
Morton, Rowland B.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44569; January 23, 2012.
Staley,
Emerson;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44570; January 23, 2012.
Wallace, Albert W.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44571; January 23, 2012.
Stackhouse, Delores;--Commonwealth of
1201-44572; January 23, 2012.
Rhames,
Michelle;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44573; January 23, 2012.
Pizzo, Dawn M M.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44574; January 23, 2012.
Alexander,
Marc;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44575; January 23, 2012.
Rosa, Nicole;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hinton,
Jamila;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44577; January 23, 2012.
Scott, Omarr;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Brown,
of
1201-44579; January 23, 2012.
Vann,
of
1201-44580; January 23, 2012.
Godfrey,
Jaime;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44581; January 23, 2012.
Godfrey,
Jaime;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44582; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Clifford;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44583; January 23, 2012.
Robinson,
of
1201-44584; January 23, 2012.
Leary, Paul M;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Edwards,
of
1201-44586; January 23, 2012.
Edwards,
of
1201-44587; January 23, 2012.
Lyde,
Nathaniel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44588; January 23, 2012.
Werynski,
Dawn;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44589; January 23, 2012.
Phillips,
of
1201-44590; January 23, 2012.
Williams,
of
1201-44591; January 23, 2012.
Diprospera, Daniel;--Commonwealth of
1201-44592; January 23, 2012.
Jones,
Jermaine;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44593; January 23, 2012.
Lozada, Maria T.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44594; January 23, 2012.
Reichter, Meridith V.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44595; January 23, 2012.
Reed, Willie;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Bacon,
of
1201-44597; January 23, 2012.
Eiland, Robert Young;--Commonwealth of
1201-44598; January 23, 2012.
Heft, Richard Dennis;--Commonwealth of
1201-44599; January 23, 2012.
Goodwin, Clarence;--Commonwealth of
1201-44600; January 23, 2012.
Simmins,
of
1201-44601; January 23, 2012.
Gilmore,
of
1201-44602; January 23, 2012.
Rivera,
Emeline;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44603; January 23, 2012.
Almond,
Delila;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44604; January 23, 2012.
Dockery,
of
1201-44605; January 23, 2012.
Stone,
Stephanie;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44606; January 23, 2012.
Brown, Kevin;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Price, John;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Murray, Dominque D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44609; January 23, 2012.
Wideman, Carl O.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44610; January 23, 2012.
Richardson, Kevin A.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44611; January 23, 2012.
Parker,
Dominque;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44612; January 23, 2012.
Alsop,
Sheldon;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44613; January 23, 2012.
Thomas, Latasha R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44614; January 23, 2012.
Bryant,
April
A.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44615; January 23, 2012.
Washington, Jessica N.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44616; January 23, 2012.
Quiller,
Walter;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44617; January 23, 2012.
Travillion,
Allen;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44618; January 23, 2012.
Lewis,
Monica;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44619; January 23, 2012.
Lewis,
of
1201-44620; January 23, 2012.
Lewis,
of
1201-44621; January 23, 2012.
Lewis,
of
1201-44622; January 23, 2012.
Lewis,
of
1201-44623; January 23, 2012.
Donohue,
Patrick;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44624; January 23, 2012.
Boone,
Rashon;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44625; January 23, 2012.
Stokes, Lisa;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Dillard, Donald R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44627; January 23, 2012.
Jones, Ernest;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Penrose,
Nicole;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44629; January 23, 2012.
Jones,
Darryl
Z.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44630; January 23, 2012.
Satchell,
Artair;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44631; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
of
1201-44632; January 23, 2012.
Kilcrest,
of
1201-44633; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Eric
J.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44634; January 23, 2012.
Oxendine-Jackson,
Cameron
C.;-Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Mc/Cp
Courts-Fines,Rest,Bail; 1201-44635; January
23, 2012.
Goldsmith, Hayden;--Commonwealth of
1201-44636; January 23, 2012.
Salaam,
Zaahir;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44637; January 23, 2012.
Diamond,
of
1201-44638; January 23, 2012.
Sangston, Todd M.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44639; January 23, 2012.
Raglin,
Denzel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44640; January 23, 2012.
Kwortnik,
of
1201-44641; January 23, 2012.
Feliciano,
Nilson;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44642; January 23, 2012.
Robinson,
of
1201-44643; January 23, 2012.
Ortiz,
Hilberto;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44644; January 23, 2012.
Prawl, Patrick;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Latham,
Courtney;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44646; January 23, 2012.
Banks,
of
1201-44647; January 23, 2012.
McDaniels,
Elijah;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44648; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
of
1201-44649; January 23, 2012.
Brown, David;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
King, George;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Simmons,
Andrew;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44652; January 23, 2012.
Hammond, Brandon;--Commonwealth of
1201-44653; January 23, 2012.
Tyson,Walter;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Craig, Robert John.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44655; January 23, 2012.
Paulhill,
of
1201-44656; January 23, 2012.
Cleckley, Daryl A.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44657; January 23, 2012.
Amenra,
Divine;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44658; January 23, 2012.
Mosby,
Sharese;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44659; January 23, 2012.
Smith,
Reginald;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44660; January 23, 2012.
Mercer,
Leeshon;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44661; January 23, 2012.
Martin,
Donyell;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44662; January 23, 2012.
Wall, Darnell;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Power,
Brendan;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44664; January 23, 2012.
Vega, Felix;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Santos, Diego;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Paulhill,
of
1201-44667; January 23, 2012.
Diego, Jaime;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Way, Kevin;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Mercado, Dj;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Gollett,
Desmond;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44671; January 23, 2012.
Rivera,
Fernando;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44672; January 23, 2012.
Dollard,
of
1201-44673; January 23, 2012.
Tucker,
Wayne;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44674; January 23, 2012.
McCrory,
Troy;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44675; January 23, 2012.
Spencer, Markeece;--Commonwealth of
1201-44676; January 23, 2012.
Gray, Rasull;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Urgurhart, Michael;--Commonwealth of
1201-44678; January 23, 2012.
Eggleston, Darnell;--Commonwealth of
1201-44679; January 23, 2012.
Tykarskie,
of
1201-44680; January 23, 2012.
Turnipseed, Christopher;--Commonwealth of
1201-44681; January 23, 2012.
Ramos,
Christian;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44682; January 23, 2012.
Riveria,
Wanda;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44683; January 23, 2012.
Perez, Raul;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Lytle, Kevin;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Eapen,
Varyhese;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44686; January 23, 2012.
Jones,
Cherlinda;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44687; January 23, 2012.
Childs,
Raheem;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44688; January 23, 2012.
Laputka,
of
1201-44689; January 23, 2012.
Torres,
Christine;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44690; January 23, 2012.
Pearsall,
Robyn;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44691; January 23, 2012.
Dunson,
of
1201-44692; January 23, 2012.
Levitt,
Tona
K.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44693; January 23, 2012.
Wood, Amleah M.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44694; January 23, 2012.
Lomax, Lanelle K.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44695; January 23, 2012.
Taylor, Janice;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wallace,
Porres;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44697; January 23, 2012.
Batchelor,
of
1201-44698; January 23, 2012.
Batchelor,
of
1201-44699; January 23, 2012.
Rorie, Daniel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Newns,
John
D.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44701; January 23, 2012.
Allen,
John
M.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44702; January 23, 2012.
Jarmen,
of
1201-44703; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
of
1201-44704; January 23, 2012.
Sanders,
Mark;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44705; January 23, 2012.
Devine, Keith;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Santoni,
of
1201-44707; January 23, 2012.
Rivera, Angel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Stewart, Ciera M.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44709; January 23, 2012.
Harris,
Devone;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44710; January 23, 2012.
Robinson,
of
1201-44711; January 23, 2012.
Horvay, Daniel B.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44712; January 23, 2012.
Dantzler, Glendina;--Commonwealth of
1201-44713; January 23, 2012.
Sanders,
Annette;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44714; January 23, 2012.
Spotts,
of
1201-44715; January 23, 2012.
Killingsworth, Kevin;--Commonwealth of
1201-44716; January 23, 2012.
Ramos, Alex;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Webster, Elliott D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44718; January 23, 2012.
Nelson,
Oliver;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44719; January 23, 2012.
Johnson, Shameek S.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44720; January 23, 2012.
Wilder,
Jerome;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44721; January 23, 2012.
Carter,
of
1201-44722; January 23, 2012.
Chybinski,
of
1201-44723; January 23, 2012.
Wilbourne, Dominic;--Commonwealth of
1201-44724; January 23, 2012.
Parks,
Antoine;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44725; January 23, 2012.
Ballard, David A.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44726; January 23, 2012.
Rideout,
Sterling;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44727; January 23, 2012.
Graham,
Gregory;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44728; January 23, 2012.
Rivera, Angel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Shirley,
Darien;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44730; January 23, 2012.
Ramirez,
Gilbert;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44731; January 23, 2012.
Williams,
of
1201-44732; January 23, 2012.
Thomaston, Shawn;--Commonwealth of
1201-44733; January 23, 2012.
Miles, Sylvan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Seals, Lisa;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Risich, Thomas C;--Commonwealth of
1201-44736; January 23, 2012.
Smallwood, Thomas;--Commonwealth of
1201-44737; January 23, 2012.
Edwards, Clarence;--Commonwealth of
1201-44738; January 23, 2012.
Brown, Ricky Arnold;--Commonwealth of
3 2 • THE LEGA L INTE LLIGE NCE R 1201-44739; January 23, 2012.
Tann, Robert;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Oliveira,
of
1201-44741; January 23, 2012.
Kelly,
Ronald
J.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44742; January 23, 2012.
O’donnell, Gabrielle A.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44743; January 23, 2012.
Marrero, Eva;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Gayman, Jeffrey B B.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44745; January 23, 2012.
Nixon, Nathaniel B B.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44746; January 23, 2012.
Duncan,
of
1201-44747; January 23, 2012.
White, Thomas E E.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44748; January 23, 2012.
Marrero,
of
1201-44749; January 23, 2012.
Campbell,
Andrew;--Commonwealth of
1201-44750; January 23, 2012.
Jordan,
Richard;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44751; January 23, 2012.
Lewis,
Henderson;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44752; January 23, 2012.
Agersborg,
Eric;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44753; January 23, 2012.
Roundtree, Victor T.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44754; January 23, 2012.
Burgee, Michael G.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44755; January 23, 2012.
Thomson,
of
1201-44756; January 23, 2012.
Reilly,
Shoranda;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44757; January 23, 2012.
Smith, Gloria;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Henry, John;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wanamaker,
Noel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44760; January 23, 2012.
McIntyre, Laquan J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44761; January 23, 2012.
Rosado,
of
1201-44762; January 23, 2012.
Rosado,
of
1201-44763; January 23, 2012.
Graves,
of
1201-44764; January 23, 2012.
Melvin, Sateesh S.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44765; January 23, 2012.
Rivera,
Frankie;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44766; January 23, 2012.
Colomy, Lisa;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hagan, Mark;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Filosoglou, George;--Commonwealth of
1201-44769; January 23, 2012.
McCollum,
Craig;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44770; January 23, 2012.
Bonila, Luis;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Thornton, Ceffron;--Commonwealth of
1201-44772; January 23, 2012.
Miller,
of
1201-44773; January 23, 2012.
Anderson,
Basil;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44774; January 23, 2012.
Rivera, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Moses,
of
1201-44776; January 23, 2012.
Rodriguez,
Louis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44777; January 23, 2012.
Littlejohn,
Juron;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44778; January 23, 2012.
Moreno, Javier Pomples;--Commonwealth of
1201-44779; January 23, 2012.
Edwards,
of
1201-44780; January 23, 2012.
Major,
Corey
J.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44781; January 23, 2012.
Jones, Robert;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
White,
Rodney;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44783; January 23, 2012.
Clark, Nasir;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Schoffstal,
Crystal;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44785; January 23, 2012.
Daniels,
of
1201-44786; January 23, 2012.
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 Wicker,
Marvin;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44787; January 23, 2012.
Paulsworth, Francis;--Commonwealth of
1201-44788; January 23, 2012.
Cruz, Emilio;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Barnes, Tyrek
A;--Commonwealth of
1201-44790; January 23, 2012.
Cantwell, Raymond;--Commonwealth of
1201-44791; January 23, 2012.
Nunez,
of
1201-44792; January 23, 2012.
Cunha,
Brandy;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44793; January 23, 2012.
Glenn,
Nicholas;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44794; January 23, 2012.
Fowler,
of
1201-44795; January 23, 2012.
Ehmedi,
Shaker;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44796; January 23, 2012.
Shivers, Kris;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Brown, Andrew L.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44798; January 23, 2012.
Swearingen, Daniel;--Commonwealth of
1201-44799; January 23, 2012.
Torres, Bautista J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44800; January 23, 2012.
Lucera,
of
1201-44801; January 23, 2012.
Smith, Darren M;--Commonwealth of
1201-44802; January 23, 2012.
Poles,
Fredrick;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44803; January 23, 2012.
Jefferies,
Eugina;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44804; January 23, 2012.
Gordon,
of
1201-44805; January 23, 2012.
Rodriguez,
Louis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44806; January 23, 2012.
Chriswell,
Latisha;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44807; January 23, 2012.
Carvajalino, Armando;--Commonwealth of
1201-44808; January 23, 2012.
Cruz, Luis D.;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Rodriguez, Angelita;--Commonwealth of
1201-44810; January 23, 2012.
Floyd,
of
1201-44811; January 23, 2012.
Pacheco,
Angel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44812; January 23, 2012.
Jones, Khary;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hilton, Corey;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Demby,
Terrance;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44815; January 23, 2012.
Edwards,
of
1201-44816; January 23, 2012.
Diaz, Jorge;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Bussey,
of
1201-44818; January 23, 2012.
Dandridge,
of
1201-44819; January 23, 2012.
Navarro,
Emilio;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44820; January 23, 2012.
Ford, Eric;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hernandez,
Alex;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44822; January 23, 2012.
Thomas,
Ruffitom;--Commonwealth of
1201-44823; January 23, 2012.
Kinard,
Derrick;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44824; January 23, 2012.
Massenburg, Reddick C.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44825; January 23, 2012.
Martin, George T.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44826; January 23, 2012.
Harris, Brian;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Frierson,
Calvin;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44828; January 23, 2012.
Williams,
Corey;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44829; January 23, 2012.
Vaughn,
Stanley;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44830; January 23, 2012.
Chadwick,
of
1201-44831; January 23, 2012.
Mok, Vutha;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Regan, David;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Mallory,
of
1201-44834; January 23, 2012.
Moses,
of
1201-44835; January 23, 2012.
Hagler, Coy;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Washington, Larry;--Commonwealth of
1201-44837; January 23, 2012.
Williams,
Rhonda;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44838; January 23, 2012.
Muhammad, Abdul;--Commonwealth of
1201-44839; January 23, 2012.
Williams,
Ryshean;--Commonwealth of
1201-44840; January 23, 2012.
Eschert, Joseph Jerry;--Commonwealth of
1201-44841; January 23, 2012.
Wood,
of
1201-44842; January 23, 2012.
Bantum,
Brian;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44843; January 23, 2012.
McNeely,
of
1201-44844; January 23, 2012.
Smith,
of
1201-44845; January 23, 2012.
Griffen, Lamont T.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44846; January 23, 2012.
Stanley,
of
1201-44847; January 23, 2012.
Davis, Rasann;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Thompson, Joshua;--Commonwealth of
1201-44849; January 23, 2012.
Baptiste,
Angie;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44850; January 23, 2012.
Johnson, Ronald W.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44851; January 23, 2012.
Aursby, Keith;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Watson,
of
1201-44853; January 23, 2012.
Torres, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Greene,
of
1201-44855; January 23, 2012.
Underwood,
John;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44856; January 23, 2012.
Underwood,
John;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44857; January 23, 2012.
Carter,
Shareef;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44858; January 23, 2012.
Carter,
Shareef;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44859; January 23, 2012.
Pittman, Sandra D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44860; January 23, 2012.
Middleton, Frederick;--Commonwealth of
1201-44861; January 23, 2012.
Shipp,
of
1201-44862; January 23, 2012.
Petty, Malik T;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hardison,
Herbert;--Commonwealth of
1201-44864; January 23, 2012.
Thurston, Jermaine;--Commonwealth of
1201-44865; January 23, 2012.
Tate, Derrick Richard.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44866; January 23, 2012.
1201-44867; January 23, 2012.
1201-44868; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Deywyne;--Commonwealth of
1201-44869; January 23, 2012.
Clark,
Tracy
R;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44870; January 23, 2012.
Mincer, Brian;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Mincer, Brian;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Black, Ceasar;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wilkins,
Sherrell;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44874; January 23, 2012.
Irby, James;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Acevedo,
of
1201-44876; January 23, 2012.
Flemings, Lavar K;--Commonwealth of
1201-44877; January 23, 2012.
Smith, Omar;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Cruz, Jose J.;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Dollard,
Lamar;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44880; January 23, 2012.
Coates, Floyd A.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44881; January 23, 2012.
Henderson, Michael T.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44882; January 23, 2012.
Kendrick, Kenyatta;--Commonwealth of
1201-44883; January 23, 2012.
Smith, Daniel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Vong,
Drapektau;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44885; January 23, 2012.
Brundige, Christopher;--Commonwealth of
1201-44886; January 23, 2012.
Levito, Mark J J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44887; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Melvin;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44888; January 23, 2012.
Bussey,
of
1201-44889; January 23, 2012.
Colon,
Yesenie;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44890; January 23, 2012.
Pettis, Terrell E.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44891; January 23, 2012.
James,
Howard;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44892; January 23, 2012.
Phillips, Kara;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Washington, Andrea;--Commonwealth of
1201-44894; January 23, 2012.
Gower,
Shawn;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44895; January 23, 2012.
Yaw, Nicholas;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Rosario,
Misael;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44897; January 23, 2012.
Soler, Luis;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Jones,
Lloyd
W.;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44899; January 23, 2012.
Cohen,
Matthew;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44900; January 23, 2012.
Young,
of
1201-44901; January 23, 2012.
Gonzalez, Jose R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44902; January 23, 2012.
Rolon, Efrain;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wallace, Albert W.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44904; January 23, 2012.
Samuels, Andrew R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44905; January 23, 2012.
Jones,
Woodsen;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44906; January 23, 2012.
Davis,
Gregory;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44907; January 23, 2012.
Purnell, Keith D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44908; January 23, 2012.
Devlinn, Paul;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Abraham,
Mesfin;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44910; January 23, 2012.
Robison,
Darryl;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44911; January 23, 2012.
Girton,
of
1201-44912; January 23, 2012.
Bruce, Brian;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Ly, Akee;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Kelly,William;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Maddox, Sharifah W.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44916; January 23, 2012.
Ford,
Chauncey;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44917; January 23, 2012.
Snowden,
Rodney;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44918; January 23, 2012.
Salaam,
Qaadir;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44919; January 23, 2012.
Williams,
Duvall;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44920; January 23, 2012.
Sokolowski,
Kyle;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44921; January 23, 2012.
O’Neill,
of
1201-44922; January 23, 2012.
Spencer, Semaj S;--Commonwealth of
1201-44923; January 23, 2012.
Barber, James C.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44924; January 23, 2012.
White, Robert Henry;--Commonwealth of
1201-44925; January 23, 2012.
Everett,
Jabbar;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44926; January 23, 2012.
Huertas,
Emilio;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44927; January 23, 2012.
Huertas,
of
1201-44928; January 23, 2012.
VOL P. 704
Payne, Rickey;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Outland, Gerald K.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44930; January 23, 2012.
Payton, Theodore T.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44931; January 23, 2012.
Hewlett,
of
1201-44932; January 23, 2012.
Hewlett, Anthony R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44933; January 23, 2012.
Ortiz, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Williams,
Hakeem;--Commonwealth of
1201-44935; January 23, 2012.
Cantres, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hewlett, Anthony R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44937; January 23, 2012.
Cruz, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Rodriguez,
Felix;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44939; January 23, 2012.
Reyes, Julio;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Garcia,
of
1201-44941; January 23, 2012.
Whitfield,
Darren;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44942; January 23, 2012.
Jones
Jr,
of
1201-44943; January 23, 2012.
Dallas, Harry;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Rios, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wright, Gregory S.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44946; January 23, 2012.
Washington, Steven;--Commonwealth of
1201-44947; January 23, 2012.
Ebron, Keith;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Fries, Kelly;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Barnes,
of
1201-44950; January 23, 2012.
Hitchens,
Barry;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44951; January 23, 2012.
Illgen, April;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Velazques, Aurelio;--Commonwealth of
1201-44953; January 23, 2012.
McGinnis, Michael;--Commonwealth of
1201-44954; January 23, 2012.
Townsend, Fredrick;--Commonwealth of
1201-44955; January 23, 2012.
Flowers,
Frank;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44956; January 23, 2012.
Cornier,
Harry;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44957; January 23, 2012.
Beto,
Richard
A;--Commonwealth of
1201-44958; January 23, 2012.
Daniels, Troy;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Camberdell, Jeanne;--Commonwealth of
1201-44960; January 23, 2012.
Mercer,
of
1201-44961; January 23, 2012.
Gonzalez,
Jose;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44962; January 23, 2012.
Peterson, Christopher;--Commonwealth of
1201-44963; January 23, 2012.
Miller,
of
1201-44964; January 23, 2012.
Ostro, Evan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Brown, James;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Edwards,
of
1201-44967; January 23, 2012.
Brewer, Keith;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Rivera, Elvis;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Brown,
of
1201-44970; January 23, 2012.
Buonfiglio, Alexis J;--Commonwealth of
1201-44971; January 23, 2012.
Cruz, Lebron
1201-44972; January 23, 2012.
Cruz, Lebron
1201-44973; January 23, 2012.
Aviles,
of
1201-44974; January 23, 2012.
Maldonaldo, Ramone;--Commonwealth of
1201-44975; January 23, 2012.
Beavers,
of
VOL P. 705
1201-44976; January 23, 2012.
Fleming, Clifton D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44977; January 23, 2012.
1201-44978; January 23, 2012.
1201-44979; January 23, 2012.
Lemons,
Stephen;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44980; January 23, 2012.
Ortiz, Marcus;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wilms,
Shameika;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44982; January 23, 2012.
1201-44983; January 23, 2012.
Nocella, Roy;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
1201-44985; January 23, 2012.
1201-44986; January 23, 2012.
1201-44987; January 23, 2012.
Washington, Dwayne;--Commonwealth of
1201-44988; January 23, 2012.
Thompson, Derrick;--Commonwealth of
1201-44989; January 23, 2012.
Tucker,
of
1201-44990; January 23, 2012.
Wilson, Marnya Y.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44991; January 23, 2012.
Smith, Thomas J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-44992; January 23, 2012.
Lebby,
Dwayne;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44993; January 23, 2012.
Nuon, Vanna;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Corbin,
Roosevelt;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44995; January 23, 2012.
Long, Chelly;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Flyod,
Clarence;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44997; January 23, 2012.
Armstrong,
John;--Commonwealth
of
1201-44998; January 23, 2012.
Ford, Robert;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Murray, Dominque;--Commonwealth of
1201-45000; January 23, 2012.
Edwards,
Prettis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45001; January 23, 2012.
Earvin, Thomas L.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45002; January 23, 2012.
Earvin,
of
1201-45003; January 23, 2012.
Thomas, Demetrius;--Commonwealth of
1201-45004; January 23, 2012.
Johnson Jr., Keith;--Commonwealth of
1201-45005; January 23, 2012.
Vidra, John;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Clark, John;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Orellano,
Natasha;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45008; January 23, 2012.
Rivera, Jacob;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Torres, Felix;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Pittman, Tyree Jamal;--Commonwealth of
1201-45011; January 23, 2012.
Robinson,
of
1201-45012; January 23, 2012.
Roman,
of
1201-45013; January 23, 2012.
Colon, Luis;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hitchens,
Jaclyn;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45015; January 23, 2012.
Thompson, Michael;--Commonwealth of
1201-45016; January 23, 2012.
Crum, Jamel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Turner, Duwyna N;--Commonwealth of
1201-45018; January 23, 2012.
Moore,
of
1201-45019; January 23, 2012.
Green,
of
1201-45020; January 23, 2012.
Foster, James;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Fulks, Khalil;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Gibbs, Darryl;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 January 23, 2012.
Orellana, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Harold, Abe;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Cruz, Angel;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Hart, Jahid R;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Medina, Juan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Quintana, Christopher;--Commonwealth of
1201-45029; January 23, 2012.
Durant,
Kenneth;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45030; January 23, 2012.
Walton, Gina;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Skenderaj,
Nertil;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45032; January 23, 2012.
Bangs, Ian;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Ou, Shanxing;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
January 23, 2012.
January 23, 2012.
Thomas,
of
1201-45037; January 23, 2012.
January 23, 2012.
Ford, Mario;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
of
1201-45040; January 23, 2012.
Burke, Timothy B.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45041; January 23, 2012.
Witherspoon, Stephen;--Commonwealth of
1201-45042; January 23, 2012.
Riebow,
Harry;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45043; January 23, 2012.
Robinson,
of
1201-45044; January 23, 2012.
Wright,
Andre;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45045; January 23, 2012.
William, E. Johnson;--Commonwealth of
1201-45046; January 23, 2012.
Bryant,
of
1201-45047; January 23, 2012.
Matos, Norberto R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45048; January 23, 2012.
Tiscavitch,
of
1201-45049; January 23, 2012.
Prahar, Derek;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Pantaleo, Bradley D;--Commonwealth of
1201-45051; January 23, 2012.
Ortiz, Andy;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Deloach,
of
1201-45053; January 23, 2012.
Smith, Coley;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Graham,
Jamiel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45055; January 23, 2012.
Parker, Curtis;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Clarke, Kalif;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Sanford,
of
1201-45058; January 23, 2012.
Williams, Kermita J J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45059; January 23, 2012.
Grinnage, Darnell J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45060; January 23, 2012.
Thompson, Reginald;--Commonwealth of
1201-45061; January 23, 2012.
Cook, Brian;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Gomez, Julio;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Oconnor,
Radu;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45064; January 23, 2012.
Luceiano,
Luis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45065; January 23, 2012.
Street,
Kellyann;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45066; January 23, 2012.
Stevenson,
Mark;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45067; January 23, 2012.
Cruz, Luis;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Williams,
Boise;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45069; January 23, 2012.
Neives,
Anderson;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45070; January 23, 2012.
Sierra,
Lucianno;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45071; January 23, 2012.
Melendez,
Jason;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45072; January 23, 2012.
Silver, Samantha M.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45073; January 23, 2012.
Sanders,
Terrell;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45074; January 23, 2012.
Ramos,
Maribel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45075; January 23, 2012.
Jones, Lisa;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Simon, Robert N.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45077; January 23, 2012.
Adorrno,
Mario;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45078; January 23, 2012.
Bradshaw,
Donald;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45079; January 23, 2012.
Fanning,
of
1201-45080; January 23, 2012.
Arroyo, Alfredo J.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45081; January 23, 2012.
Ridley,
of
1201-45082; January 23, 2012.
Alexander,
of
1201-45083; January 23, 2012.
White,
of
1201-45084; January 23, 2012.
Cherry, Ryan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Morris, Brandon S.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45086; January 23, 2012.
Winkfield,
Shadde;--Commonwealth of
1201-45087; January 23, 2012.
Sinclair, Eric;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Cummins, Thomas;--Commonwealth of
1201-45089; January 23, 2012.
Nelson,
of
1201-45090; January 23, 2012.
Bishop, Jamal D.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45091; January 23, 2012.
Johnson, Katina R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45092; January 23, 2012.
Pagan-Rosa,
Isis;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45093; January 23, 2012.
Quinn,
Nichole;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45094; January 23, 2012.
Santos, Edelmiro R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45095; January 23, 2012.
Davis, Keith;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
of
1201-45097; January 23, 2012.
Maldanado,
Pedro;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45098; January 23, 2012.
Winfield,
Brandon;--Commonwealth of
1201-45099; January 23, 2012.
Major,
Ricardo;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45100; January 23, 2012.
McKnight, William;--Commonwealth of
1201-45101; January 23, 2012.
Rodriguez, Kalvin X.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45102; January 23, 2012.
Winter,
of
1201-45103; January 23, 2012.
Cotto, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Buchanan,
Ebony;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45105; January 23, 2012.
Moore, Jesse;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Keating, Jerry;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
White, Kenny Allan;--Commonwealth of
1201-45108; January 23, 2012.
Alamo, Juan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Jennings,
Phyliss;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45110; January 23, 2012.
Tobin, Katie;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Venters,
Sinida;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45112; January 23, 2012.
Long, Roy;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Price, David J.;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Brooks, Dawn;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Gbasee, Kollie S.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45116; January 23, 2012.
Smith, Michael R.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45117; January 23, 2012.
Rodriguez,
Fidel;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45118; January 23, 2012.
Hawkins,
of
1201-45119; January 23, 2012.
Chero, Anthony V.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45120; January 23, 2012.
Bibbs,
of
1201-45121; January 23, 2012.
Jones,
Dwayne;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45122; January 23, 2012.
Glass, Sandy;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Russell,
of
1201-45124; January 23, 2012.
Clarhut, Christopher;--Commonwealth of
1201-45125; January 23, 2012.
Adderley, Alexander;--Commonwealth of
1201-45126; January 23, 2012.
Kehan, Conor;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Wilson,
Albert;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45128; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
of
1201-45129; January 23, 2012.
Labbane, Mohamed;--Commonwealth of
1201-45130; January 23, 2012.
Sullivan,
Brian;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45131; January 23, 2012.
McCloud,
Michael;--Commonwealth of
1201-45132; January 23, 2012.
Muraresky, Matthew;--Commonwealth of
1201-45133; January 23, 2012.
Kennedy, Kevin M.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45134; January 23, 2012.
Lucier, Eric;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
January 23, 2012.
January 23, 2012.
Heath, Jordan;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Toro, Nestor;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
January 23, 2012.
January 23, 2012.
Green,
of
1201-45142; January 23, 2012.
Smith,
of
1201-45143; January 23, 2012.
January 23, 2012.
Lonh, Phila;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Richardson,
Cecil;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45146; January 23, 2012.
Griffin, Scott;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Ortiz, Jose;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Woodson,
of
1201-45149; January 23, 2012.
Johnson,
Arron;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45150; January 23, 2012.
Guadalupe, Chayanne;--Commonwealth of
1201-45151; January 23, 2012.
Cruz,
of
1201-45152; January 23, 2012.
Manneto,
of
1201-45153; January 23, 2012.
Khean, Daravichai S.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45154; January 23, 2012.
Gallagher, Kathleen;--Commonwealth of
1201-45155; January 23, 2012.
Chico, Jaib;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Mitchell, Brasheed;--Commonwealth of
1201-45157; January 23, 2012.
West,
Quinton;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45158; January 23, 2012.
Uhl, James David;--Commonwealth of
1201-45159; January 23, 2012.
Papa, Michael A.;--Commonwealth of
1201-45160; January 23, 2012.
Wright,
of
1201-45161; January 23, 2012.
Sykes, Darryl;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Alicea,
Timothy;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45163; January 23, 2012.
Peddy,
Damon;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45164; January 23, 2012.
Williams,
Eric;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45165; January 23, 2012.
Ryan, Kyle;--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
January 23, 2012.
Stafford,
Stacey;--Commonwealth
of
1201-45167; January 23, 2012.
Leonard,
of
1201-45168; January 23, 2012.
Gonzalez,
of
1201-45169; January 23, 2012.
Orphans’ Court
Division
ORDERS AND DECREES
BY OKEEFE, ADM., J.
JANUARY 26, 2012
Estate of Danielle Brown, (a minor); Amended
petition issued; A. Paul.
Estate of Valentine Frankenberger, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated;
plenary guardian appointed; Y. Rogers.
Estate of George Slade, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated; plenary guardian
appointed; S. Pritchard.
In Re: Trust Estate of Thomas T. Firth, Settler;
Termination Report filed; M.J. Barrett.
ORDERS AND DECREES
BY CARRAFIELLO, J.
JANUARY 26, 2012
Estate of Thomas J. Elliott, (dec’d); Scheduling
Decree of October 26, 2011 is suspended; D.L.
Marshall.
Estate of Madge V. Wessels-White, (an
incapacitated person); Adjudication issued;
account confirmed absolutely; D.L. Glennon.
Estate of Erik Thune, Testamentary Trust;
Evidentiary hearing Arpil 10, 2012 is cancelled;
D. Lawler.
Register of Wills
WILLS PROBATED
The number of the Will (of the
current year unless otherwise indicated) appears first, followed by the
name of the testator in heavy type,
the place of death, date of death,
name and address of other executor
or administrator, c.t.a. and name of
attorney, where given.
0085 Rose Ettinger 9896 Bustleton Avenue
-Philadelphia PA; Sept. 19, 2011; Joel A.
Ettinger, 405 Heartwood Road, Cherry Hill,
NJ; 08003.
0085 Rose Ettinger 9896 Bustleton Avenue
-Philadelphia PA; Sept. 19, 2011; Martin S.
Ettinger, 712 Hunter Drive, Langhorne, PA;
1905.
0077 Elizabeth M Livewell 120 West Master
Street, Philadelphia PA; Dec. 31, 2011; John
Livewell, 1531 East Berks Street, Philadelphia,
PA; 19125; Eugene H. Gillin.
0083 Lillian E. Tilley a/k/a Lillian Tilley
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia PA; Feb. 19,
2011; Saadiyah Perkins, 53 High St., Sharon
Hill, PA; 19079.
LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION
The number of the letter (of the
current year unless otherwise indicated) appears first, followed by the
name of the decedent in heavy type,
the place of death, date of death,
name and address of other executor
or administrator, c.t.a. and name of
attorney, where given.
0112 Lisa Charmaine Thompson Aria HealthFrankford, Philadelphia PA; Dec. 14, 2011;
Kimberly Thompson, 1338 Foulkrod Street,
Philadelphia, PA; 19124.
0144 Michael J. Panichelli Philadelphia - 9 N.
9th Street Philadelphia PA; Dec. 26, 2011;
Daniel Panichelli, 9 N. 9th Street, Apt. 518,
Philadelphia, PA; 19106; Maria L Panichelli.
0073 Pamela A. Martello 7042 Roosevelt Blvd
-Philadelphia PA; Jul. 9, 2011; Carol Martello,
7042 Roosevelt Blvd, Philadelphia, PA; 19149.
0075 Marjorie A. Williams a/k/a Marjorie
Williams Virtua Hospital - Mt. Holly,
Burlington NJ; Feb. 16, 2007; Gwendolyn
Ahmad, 11 Stretton Circle, Willingboro, NJ;
08046.
0072 John Makariou Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia PA; Dec. 14, 2011; Cathleen
Wald, 8307 Cobden Road, Laverock, PA;
19038.
INVENTORIES FILED
Name of decedent appears first
in heavy type, followed by name of
accountant’s attorney.
John Fox; David A. Schweizer.
Harry Chodak; Joel S. Luber, Esq.
Clarence W. Norman; Alfred D.
Whitman, Esq.
Loretta Therese Bunch.
Roberts D. Sides; Philip A. Charamella,
Esq.
Lawrence Robert Sipe; Eerier Gublight
Robert.
Harold Fienman; Jerome R. Balka, Esq.
Leon Salganicoff; Joel E. Oshtry.
Raleigh Grant, Decesed; Jonathan
Wheeler, Esq.
3 4 • THE LEGA L INTE LLIGE NCE R t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 VOL P. 706
Court Notices
Continued from page 18
Article V, 40 P.S. § 221.10). A request for judicial review of a summary
order by the Commissioner shall be presented by petition for review and
shall conform to the provisions of Chapter 15 of the Pennsylvania Rules of
Appellate Procedure.
(b) Court Seizure Order (Section 512 of Article V, 40 P.S.
§ 221.12). Petitions by the Commissioner for a seizure order shall state
the material facts that constitute the grounds for relief. The petition may
be decided with or without an answer or a hearing. An application by the
insurer for a hearing and review of an ex parte seizure order may be filed at
any time and shall set forth the factual and legal basis on which the applicant believes that the Court should vacate or modify the seizure order. The
Court may set a time for the Commissioner to file an answer, but in any
event the Court shall decide the application in accordance with Section
512(d), 40 P.S. § 221.12(d).
(c) Formal Proceedings (Sections 515 and 520 of Article V, 40
P.S. §§ 221.15 and 221.20).
(1)
Petitions by the Commissioner for an order of rehabilitation or liquidation shall state the material facts that constitute the grounds for relief.
(2)
Within thirty (30) days of the filing of a petition for rehabilitation or a petition for liquidation, the insurer shall file either an answer
to the petition or consent to the entry of an order granting the relief the
Commissioner seeks in the petition. No other responsive filings by the
insurer are permitted. The time period for responding to the petition may
be extended by the Court for good cause shown.
(3)
An answer shall state the material facts that constitute a defense to
the petition.
(4)
Following the entry of an order to rehabilitate or liquidate the business of an insurer, the Court may enter a case management order to supplement
these Rules.
Rule 3776. Applications for Relief or Court Approval
An application for relief shall comply with Pa R.A.P. 123, except that an answer shall
be filed within thirty (30) days of service of the application for relief. Upon application, the Court may
extend the time for response. The application may be supported by a memorandum of law; any answer
may likewise be accompanied by a memorandum of law.
NOTE: Extension of time for response – Requests based on an agreement of the parties are more likely to receive
favorable consideration.
Rule 3777. Docketing
(a)
Administrative Case Docket. Upon the filing of a petition to rehabilitate or liquidate an insurance company under Article V, the chief clerk shall assign the petition a number on the
administrative case docket. All filings directly related to the Court’s consideration of the petition for
rehabilitation or liquidation shall be filed at that number, and this docket will contain all filings concerning the administration of the insurer’s estate should the petition be granted.
(b) Case Caption – Administrative Case Docket. The caption of the proceeding assigned
to an administrative case docket shall be in the following form:
________________________________________________________
IN THE COMMONWEALTH COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA
IN RE: XYZ Insurance Company
:
In Liquidation [Rehabilitation]
: No. 1 XYZ 20xx
:
[Title of Document]
________________________________________________________
Rule 3775. Intervention in Formal Proceedings
(a)
Intervention. A person not named as a respondent in a formal proceeding who has
a direct and substantial interest in the administration of the insurer’s business or the estate may request
leave of court to intervene.
(b)
Application to Intervene. A request for leave to intervene, generally or for a limited
purpose, shall be by application and answer, if any, in accordance with Pa. R.A.P. 123. The application
shall contain a concise statement of the interest of the applicant and the purposes for which the applicant
seeks to intervene. A copy of the document to be filed if the Court allows intervention shall be attached
to the application.
(c)
Action on Application. Intervention in a formal proceeding shall be allowed if the
proven or admitted allegations of the petition establish a sufficient interest in the proceedings, unless the
interest of the applicant is already adequately represented or intervention will unduly delay or prejudice
the adjudication of the rights of the parties.
(1)
General Intervention. Where the applicant demonstrates an
ongoing interest in the administration of the insurer’s business or estate,
the Court may grant the applicant general intervention. The general intervenor shall remain on the master service list until the formal proceeding is
completed.
(2)
Limited Intervention. Where the applicant’s interest involves a
discrete controversy relating to the administration of the insurer’s business
or estate, the Court may grant the applicant limited intervention to participate as a party in the discrete controversy. The limited intervenor shall
not be placed upon the master service list unless otherwise directed by the
Court.
(d) Upon grant of an application to intervene, the attached application under Rule 3776
or complaint under Rule 3783 shall be deemed filed, and the Court shall direct the time for filing a
response.
NOTE: General or limited intervention – Intervention, whether general or limited in scope, may be granted for purposes
such as, but not limited to, the following:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4) (5) (6) Oppose a petition by the Commissioner for an order of liquidation or rehabilitation;
Oppose a request by the receiver for a court order relating to the administration of the
insurer’s business or of the estate;
Object to a report to the Court by the receiver;
Seek relief from any order of the Court;
Assert any rights or interest afforded to the person by Article V and for which neither
Article V nor prior orders of the Court provide an avenue for redress; or
Compel the liquidator to issue a notice of determination if the liquidator has failed to do
so in conformity with Rule 3780.
Relief from stay – An application to intervene is the appropriate filing in which to request relief from the stay
of actions against the insurer that is imposed under Section 526, 40 P.S. § 221.26.
(c)
Ancillary Case Docket. When actions are initiated against the receiver or an objection is filed in response to a notice of determination, the chief clerk will note such filing on the administrative case docket and then establish an ancillary case docket for each such matter.
(d) Case Caption - Ancillary Dockets. Matters that receive ancillary case docket numbers shall be captioned in accordance with the following examples:
(1) An adversarial proceeding under Rule 3783 shall be captioned:
______________________________,
Plaintiff/Petitioner/
Applicant
:
v.
______________________________,
Defendant/Respondent
(Ancillary to IN RE: XYZ Insurance Company
:
In Liquidation
:
No. 1 XYZ 20xx)
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
No. _______________
:
[Title of Document]
______________________________________________________________
(2) An objection to the liquidator’s determination on a proof of claim
should be captioned:
John Doe Company,
:
Objector
: Objection
to Notice of
VOL P. 707
t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 v.
XYZ Insurance Co., in Liquidation
(Ancillary to IN RE:
:
XYZ Insurance Company
:
In Liquidation
:
No. 1 XYZ 20xx)
:
: Re: :
:
:
:
:
:
: Determination
Proof of Claim No. _______
The title or description of the filing;
(ii)
The date of the filing;
(iv)
Directions on how interested persons may view, download, or print a copy of the filing from the website;
No. ___________________
(v)
A name, address, telephone number, fax number, and
e-mail address as a contact for those unable to view, download,
or print the filing from the website.
:
NOTE: Listing proof of claim number(s) - All claim numbers should be listed in the caption to the right of the dotted line
and on the cover sheet. If the objection relates to proofs of claims numbers too numerous to conveniently be listed in the
caption, the first claim number followed by “et al” must be shown in the caption and additional proof of claim numbers shall
be listed in a footnote on page one.
Rule 3778. Master Service List
(a)
General Rule. As soon as practicable after commencing an action to rehabilitate
or liquidate an insurer, the Commissioner shall create and maintain a master service list. If the Court
grants the petition to liquidate or rehabilitate, the receiver will assume the duty to maintain the master
service list. The master service list shall include (a) the name, address, telephone number, facsimile (fax)
number and electronic mail (e-mail) address of counsel for each party in the proceeding, and (b) the
name, address, telephone number, fax number and e-mail address of each pro se party in the proceeding
at the administrative case docket number.
The receiver is not required to list a party or counsel for a party participating only as a
limited intervenor on the master service list.
Changes in contact information, including transfer of responsibilities to another attorney in the firm and requests to be removed from the master service list may be accomplished by notifying the receiver by e-mail, fax or mail in accordance with the receiver’s instructions.
(b)
Request of Non-Party for Inclusion on Master Service List. Any interested person may be included on the master service list by sending a written request to the Commissioner or the
receiver, as the case may be, including name, address, telephone number, facsimile (fax) number and
electronic mail (e-mail) address.
(c)
Availability of Master Service List. The Commissioner, or receiver, shall post and
maintain the master service list on the website established under these rules. If no website has been
established, the receiver shall make the master service list available by e-mail upon request. The receiver
may make a paper copy of the master service list available at the standard fee.
NOTE: Court Maintains Its Own Service List - The master service list maintained by the Commissioner or receiver is not
the Court’s service list. The two lists are separately managed. Amendment or deletion of information on one list does not
affect the other list. Notice of any change must be given to both the Commissioner or receiver and the Court.
Rule 3779. Website
Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, upon commencing an action to rehabilitate
or liquidate an insurer, the Commissioner shall establish and maintain a website for the purpose of either
posting or listing filings with and orders of the Court in accordance with these rules. If the Court grants
the petition to liquidate or rehabilitate, the receiver will assume the duty to maintain the website. On the
website, the receiver shall post in PDF format all documents filed at the administrative case docket number.
After the chief clerk assigns an ancillary case docket number to a disputed matter, the receiver
shall note on the website the initiation of the ancillary case, stating briefly the nature of the dispute and
the docket number assigned thereto. The receiver is not required to post a copy of filings at an ancillary
case docket number.
When a copy of a filing is not required to be posted on the website, the receiver may list the
filing without posting a copy.
Rule 3780. Service
(a) Administrative Case Docket.
(i)
(iii)
A statement that the filing is available for viewing,
downloading, or printing at the website;
Objection to Liquidator’s Notice(s) of Determination
(1) Service on all parties. Service of all documents filed by any party (receiver,
insurance company, general intervenors) at the administrative case docket number
shall be served on all other parties in accordance with Pa. R.A.P. 121. Proof of service
shall comply with Pa. R.A.P. 122.
(2) Notice to non-parties listed on the master service list. The receiver shall
promptly notify all non-parties named on the master service list of any filing at the
administrative case docket number by transmitting via facsimile (fax) or electronic mail
(e-mail) a notice to each such person that the filing has been posted on the website.
The notice shall include:
Notification is deemed complete upon transmission of the notice of filing by e-mail or when the fax transmission is complete. If the notice of filing is transmitted by fax, the
receiver shall also comply with the requirements of Pa. R.C.P. No. 440(d)(2), relating to a fax cover
sheet.
(b) Ancillary Case Docket. Service of all documents filed by a party at an ancillary case
docket number shall be served on all other parties in accordance with Pa. R.A.P. 121. Proof of service
shall comply with Pa. R.A.P. 122.
(c) Filings Not Posted on Website. Any person on the master service list desiring a
copy of a filing listed, but not posted, on the website may obtain a copy from the receiver.
(d)
Alternative Service. If a person listed on the master service list is unable to receive
electronic notice of filings, written notice of this inability shall be sent to the receiver who shall then
provide notice of a filing by ordinary mail.
(e) Notice of the Entry of Court Orders. The chief clerk shall give written notice
of the entry of a Court order to counsel of record or any party if not represented in disputes at either
the administrative case docket number or at an ancillary case docket number, as the case may be. Such
notice shall be given in accordance with Pa. R.C.P. No. 236.
The Commissioner or receiver, as the case may be, shall post on the website all orders
issued by the Court and shall provide notice of the filing of the order to non-parties listed on the master
service list in conformity with subsection (a)(2) of this rule unless otherwise ordered by the Court.
Rule 3781. Claim Procedure in Liquidation Proceedings
(a)
Filing a Proof of Claim.
(1)
In the notice to potential creditors of the insurer’s estate, the liquidator
shall provide a proof of claim form that complies with Article V.
(2)
A creditor asserting a monetary claim against the estate of the insurer
shall file a proof of claim with the liquidator in accordance with Article V.
(3)
The completed proof of claim form and documentation supporting the
claim shall be filed with the liquidator. Filing may be accomplished by mail, facsimile (fax), or electronic mail (e-mail) to the addresses and numbers indicated on the
proof of claim form. Filing is effective upon the date on which the proof of claim
form is mailed, as established by a United Postal Service Form 3817 Certificate of
Mailing or by any similar form from which the date of deposit in the mail can be
verified. If faxed or e-mailed to the liquidator, filing is effective upon the date faxed
or e-mailed, as documented by sender’s fax or computer. If service is accomplished
by fax, the claimant shall also comply with the requirements of Pa. R.C.P. No. 440(d)
(2), relating to a fax cover sheet.
(b) Notice of Determination.
(1)
Unless otherwise ordered, the liquidator shall issue a written notice of
determination within one hundred and eighty (180) days of the filing of the proof
of claim, unless the liquidator seeks additional information on a claim pursuant to
Section 538(b), 40 P.S. § 221.38(b). If additional information is required, the liquidator shall issue a notice of determination within ninety (90) days of the date on
which the requested supplementary information is mailed, faxed or e-mailed to the
liquidator.
(2)
The notice of determination shall include:
(i)
the amount of the claim allowed;
(ii)
the priority class assigned to the claim;
(iii)
if the claim is disallowed, in whole or in part, a brief
statement of the reason(s) for the liquidator’s determination;
(iv)
a statement advising the claimant of the requirements
set forth in Rule 3781(c)(1) below; and
(v)
notice that if a claimant fails to file an objection with
the Commonwealth Court within sixty (60) days from the
mailing date on the notice of determination, the claimant cannot later object to the liquidator’s determination.
(3)
If the liquidator determines that the claim has been submitted to a state
guaranty association, the liquidator may defer further review of the proof of claim
until the guaranty association has made its final determination and has returned
3 6 • THE LEGA L INTE LLIGE NCE R t u e s d a y, j A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 1 2 the closed claim file to the liquidator. In such a case, the liquidator shall notify the
claimant of the decision to defer review.
(c)
before the referee, the referee may include such findings in his recommended decision and recommend appropriate sanctions, which may include a recommendation
that the objection be sustained or dismissed.
Objections.
(f)
(1)
If a claimant disputes the amount or priority class assigned to the claim,
the claimant shall file an objection in the Court within sixty (60) days from the
mailing date shown on the notice of determination. The objection must present the
factual and legal basis for the objection and include relevant supporting documentation and a copy of the notice of determination.
(2)
The claimant shall serve a copy of the objection on the liquidator in
accordance with Pa. R.A.P. 121.
(3)
Upon receipt of an objection, the liquidator shall promptly acknowledge
receipt, contact the claimant and attempt to resolve the objection. If the objection is not resolved within sixty (60) days, the liquidator shall file with the Court
and serve on the claimant a written response. The claimant and the liquidator may
agree in writing to extend these deadlines. Any such agreement must be filed with
the Court.
(4)
If the claimant is an entity other than a natural person, an attorney
admitted to practice in Pennsylvania or admitted to practice pro hac vice in accordance with Pa. R.C.P. No. 1012.1, Pa. B.A.R. 301, and 204 Pa. Code § 81.505,
must enter an appearance for the claimant within sixty (60) days of the filing of the
objection, or the Court may dismiss the objection.
(d) Resolution of Objections.
(1)
Upon receipt of the liquidator’s response to the objection, the Court
shall establish a time for a hearing.
(2)
Objections may be assigned to a single judge for disposition.
(3) Upon the parties’ request or on its own initiative, the Court may appoint
a referee to hear the objection and submit to the Court a recommended decision,
which shall include findings of fact, conclusions of law and a proposed order.
(e)
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Referee Procedure.
(1)
Compensation. Referees serve at the pleasure of the Court and shall be
compensated from the insurer’s estate at an hourly rate to be set by the Court at the
beginning of each calendar year. The rate shall be clearly set forth in the appointment order, subject to any annual adjustment, which shall be posted on the website
created under Rule 3776 and on the Court’s website.
(2)
Parties’ costs. Each party shall bear its own costs associated with proceedings before the referee. The parties shall share equally any costs incurred by
the referee in creating a record and any transcription costs.
(3)
Conflict of interest. No referee may appear as counsel in connection
with any matter connected to the liquidation proceeding.
(4)
Authority of the referee. The referee shall have authority to:
(i)
set hearing dates;
(ii)
establish procedures to expedite the presentation of
evidence;
Exceptions to the Referee’s Recommended Decision.
(1)
Either the liquidator or the claimant may file with the Court exceptions
to the referee’s recommended decision no later than thirty (30) days after service of
the recommended decision. The exceptions shall be served on the other party and
the referee.
(2)
In separately numbered paragraphs, the exceptions shall specify the
errors in the referee’s recommended decision. There shall be attached as exhibits
to the exceptions: the liquidator’s notice of determination; the objection; the liquidator’s response; and, the referee’s recommended decision. Exceptions shall be
accompanied by a memorandum of law.
(3)
Any response to the exceptions shall be filed and served on the other
party and the referee within fourteen (14) days of service of the exceptions. A
response shall be accompanied by a memorandum of law. The time for response
may be extended by agreement of the parties with the approval of the Court.
(4)
Within fourteen (14) days of service of the exceptions, the referee shall
forward to the Court the record of the proceedings.
(5)
When exceptions are filed, the Court may, on its own motion or upon
request, direct an evidentiary hearing or oral argument. The Court may adopt the
referee’s proposed factual findings, modify those findings or recommit the matter to
the referee with instructions.
(6)
Upon completion of its review of the exceptions, the Court will enter a
final order sustaining or overruling the exceptions, in part or in whole. The Court
may adopt the referee’s recommended decision or may issue its own opinion and
order. An order of Court dismissing an objection as a sanction pursuant to Rule
3781(e)(10) is the final disposition of the claim.
(7) When no exceptions to a referee’s recommended decision are filed, the
referee, within fourteen (14) days of the last day for filing exceptions, shall file with
the Court the record of the proceedings. Thereafter, either the claimant or the liquidator may apply to the Court for, or the Court on its own initiative may issue, an
order either adopting the recommended decision or stating that in the absence of
exceptions, the referee’s proposed order is entered as the order of the Court.
(8) When no exceptions are filed, findings of fact or conclusions of law in a referee’s report and the recommended decision are not considered controlling in any
subsequent proceeding, unless the Court adopts the entire report or specific findings of fact or conclusions of law.
(9) Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, failure to file timely exceptions to a
referee’s recommended decision shall be deemed a waiver of further appeal if the
Court approves the recommended decision without modification.
Rule 3782. Claim Procedure in Rehabilitation Proceedings
When an approved plan of rehabilitation includes the filing of claims by
creditors, the rehabilitation plan shall follow the claim procedures set forth in Rule 3781, unless modified
by the Court.
(iii)
establish discovery schedules where discovery is necessary; and
(iv) establish briefing schedules.
(5)
Rules of evidence. The Pennsylvania Rules of Evidence shall
apply to all evidentiary hearings conducted by a referee.
(6)
Additional evidence. The referee shall review the objection and
any response and may request and review additional documents or information.
(7)
Efficient and cost effective. The referee shall resolve the
objection in a cost-effective and efficient manner, using stipulations and depositions
and conducting hearings by teleconference or videoconference where appropriate.
The referee may bifurcate a proceeding to address issues seriatim.
(8)
Maintain a record. The referee shall maintain a record consisting of everything submitted for consideration. The referee shall also maintain a list
of the contents of the record, numbered and maintained in the order in which the
items were submitted. In the case of materials submitted as evidence, the referee
shall mark each exhibit offered into evidence as admitted or excluded. While an
objection is pending before a referee, no documents or other material related to
that objection shall be filed with the Court.
(9)
Filing recommended decision. The referee shall file with the
Court and serve on the parties the recommended decision, a proposed order and a
certified list of all documents submitted by the parties and compiled in accordance
with Rule 3781(e)(8).
(10)
Failure to cooperate with referee. If a claimant or the liquidator fails to cooperate with the referee or to participate in good faith in proceedings
Rule 3783. Adversarial Proceedings
(a) Manner of Initiating Adversarial Proceedings. Adversarial proceedings, whether filed by
the receiver or filed by an intervenor, shall be initiated by the filing of a complaint.
(b) Rules Governing Adversarial Proceedings. Unless otherwise directed by the Court,
the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure shall apply.
(c) Appointment of Referee. The Court may appoint a referee to hear the complaint and make
recommended findings of fact and conclusions of law and propose an order for review by the Court in
the same manner and pursuant to the same procedure prescribed for the disposition of objections to a
notice of determination. The Court shall determine if the referee’s fee shall be paid by the estate, the
claimant or apportioned between the parties.
Rule 3784. Reporting
(a)
At least annually, the liquidator shall prepare and submit to the Court a report
of the claims against the insurer’s estate that have been resolved, with his recommendations (“Claims
Report”). The Claims Report shall include the following: each claimant’s name, address, priority class,
allowed amount, and whether the claim determination was finalized because no objection was filed, upon
acceptance of the referee’s recommendation or upon settlement of the parties. The Claims Report will
be served on those on the master service list in accordance with these rules. No claim shall be paid, in
part or in whole, until the report is approved by the Court.
(b)
The receiver shall submit a comprehensive report on the status of the insurer’s
business or the administration of the insurer’s estate as frequently as ordered by the Court.

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