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Tag Archives: public corruption
In person, Dauphin County Court staff are downright helpful
My phone feud with Dauphin County Court has ended. Thursday, I bit the bullet and made the drive to Harrisburg in search of two judicial orders and a number of letters filed on behalf of former York state Rep. Stephen … Continue reading
Dauphin County Court: Where public information goes to die
I thought it would be simple. I wanted to know if former York state Rep. Stephen Stetler was going to surrender to the Dauphin County Sheriff’s Office today - Oct. 10 - as ordered by President Judge Todd Hoover at his sentencing … Continue reading
Dear Judge, I think you’re wrong.
I am waiting for Dauphin County President Judge Todd A. Hoover to respond to the letter I sent him last week. At the sentencing hearing for former York state Rep. Stephen Stetler, Hoover commented from the bench that he … Continue reading
