Three Vetrano Family Lawyers Recognized as 2021 Super Lawyers pr.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from pr.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
NORRISTOWN â Born and raised in Norristown, incumbent District Court Judge Gregory Scott says heâs been honored to serve his community and he wants to continue âto advocate for equity within our justice systemâ with a second term.
âI am proud of my work in and out of the courtroom. While we have accomplished a lot, there is more to do and I look forward to finishing my work as it relates to the Montgomery County Pre-Trial Services program and ensuring that we are not holding individuals in confinement unnecessarily,â Scott, 34, said recently as he announced his re-election bid during the May 18 primary election for district court judge in Montgomery Countyâs Magisterial District Court 38-2-09, which encompasses parts of Norristown Borough.
NORRISTOWN â After spending seven years in the dogged pursuit of easing the distress of crime victims and other witnesses, Turks, the Montgomery County District Attorneyâs comfort dog, is retiring.
âShe has some medical issues that sheâs dealing with so at this point sheâs retiring. The vet thought it was best that she not have the full workload that she otherwise sustains,â District Attorney Kevin R. Steele said recently.
âI canât underestimate the effect Turks has had on so many victims over such a long period of time. She has helped countless survivors of sexual assault, countless children to get through a very difficult process,â Steele added. âWeâre down an important player our team right now and itâs going to have to be something we address as we go along.â
Today
Light rain early. Decreasing clouds with clear skies by morning. Low 44F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60%..
Tonight
Light rain early. Decreasing clouds with clear skies by morning. Low 44F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60%. Updated: May 5, 2021 @ 3:42 pm
NORRISTOWN â After spending seven years in the dogged pursuit of easing the distress of crime victims and other witnesses, Turks, the Montgomery County District Attorneyâs comfort dog, is retiring.
âShe has some medical issues that sheâs dealing with so at this point sheâs retiring. The vet thought it was best that she not have the full workload that she otherwise sustains,â District Attorney Kevin R. Steele said recently.
âI canât underestimate the effect Turks has had on so many victims over such a long period of time. She has helped countless survivors of sexual assault, countless children to get through a very difficult process,â Steele added. âWeâre down an important player our team right now and itâs going to have to be something we address as we go along.â