207 Pa. Code r. 38 - Diversion Procedure
(A) When a
Judicial Officer enters a rehabilitation diversion program pursuant to this
Chapter, the Board may defer filing formal charges with the Court of Judicial
Discipline for a reasonable period of time to permit the completion of the
program, provided that the Judicial Officer consents in writing to the release
of treatment information and records relating to his or her participation in
the program.
(B) When a Judicial
Officer satisfactorily completes an approved inpatient rehabilitation program,
the Board shall continue the matter for a twelve (12) month probationary
period, which may be conditioned on the Officer's continued participation in a
recommended recovery program.
(C)
If the rehabilitative intervention and the probationary period are deemed by
the Board to have been satisfactorily completed, the Board will refrain from
filing charges in the Court of Judicial Discipline and will dismiss the
Complaint through the letter of counsel procedure outlined in J.C.B.R.P.
31(A)(2).
(D) If the Board
determines that the applicant Judicial Officer has abandoned the recovery
program, or has violated the terms in any substantial way, the Board may direct
the filing of charges before the Court of Judicial Discipline, or take such
other action as may be appropriate in the circumstances.
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