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Clarice Schillinger, 37, pleaded no contest to providing alcohol to minors during her daughter's birthday party back in September, 2023

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Clarice Schillinger, 36, is facing several criminal charges after allegedly punching a teenager in the face while hosting her daughters birthday party, where she is accused of supplying alcohol.

(TNS) — A Bucks County conservative activist who ran for lieutenant governor is facing assault charges in connection with an underage drinking party at her home in September.

Clarice Schillinger, 36, allegedly punched a 16-year-old boy in the face three times during the Sep. 29 party that ran past midnight and was charged about a month later with simple assault, harassment and providing alcohol to minors.

Clarice Schillinger, a former GOP candidate for Pennsylvania lieutenant governor, is accused of punching a teen and providing alcohol for minors.

Clarice Schillinger made an unsuccessful bid for Pa. lieutenant governor and has worked with a PAC boosting conservative school board candidates.

Conservative activist Clarice Schillinger punched a teenager in the face after doing shots with her daughter’s friends, according to court documents.