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A Levittown-area district judge was sworn in last month as the president of the Special Court Judges Association of Pennsylvania.
District Judge Daniel Baranoski, whose court is located in Penndel Borough, was sworn in to as the organization’s president by Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Kevin Dougherty on Sunday, June 19 in Philadelphia with his daughters Jessica and Julie watching.
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“Baranoski is humbled to have been elected by his colleagues from across the Commonwealth and looks forward to continue serving the SCJAP and his profession in his new position,” a statement said.
The 13-year district judge and retired Middletown Township police detective has been involved in the Special Court Judges Association of Pennsylvania organization for years and has served on the court rules committee, retention committee, and strategic planning committee
The Special Court Judges Association of Pennsylvania represents district judges, senior district judges, and Philadelphia municipal court judges. In Pennsylvania, there are 515 district judges, 96 senior district judges, 26 city municipal court judges, and three city municipal court judges.
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Baranoski has previously served as president of the Bucks County Community Foundation and chair of the Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission. He additionally has been involved in the Bucks County District Judge Association and is a past president.
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