1. Shall not illegally possess weapons or controlled substances while performing judicial duties;
  2. Shall avoid impropriety or the appearance of impropriety in the performance of all judicial duties;
  3. Shall not commit any violation of the law while performing their judicial duties;
  4. Shall not be convicted of any crime which shall place their integrity, honesty, or credibility at issue or otherwise negatively reflect upon the integrity and independence of the Court or Court offices;
  5. Shall not make any sexual advance, request for sexual favors, or perform other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature while in the performance of judicial duties. Such conduct shall include but is not limited to touching, fondling, patting, pinching, kissing, or other physical contact for sexual gratification;
  6. Shall treat all those with whom they interact, including Court staff, with professionalism, dignity, respect, and impartiality;
  7. Shall cooperate with all law enforcement agencies and their representatives including the Sheriff's Department, the A.C.A.C.C., and Adams County staff;
  8. Shall not use any means that has no substantial purpose other than to embarrass, delay, or burden the rights of another person or use methods that violate the legal rights of such person;
  9. Shall not in any manner hold himself/herself out to be an agent, employee, or representative of any Court office; and
  10. Shall not utilize a motor vehicle in the performance of judicial duties contrary to the provisions of the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code.
  11. Confidentiality - Constables shall not disclose or use confidential information obtained through the performance of judicial duties for any purpose not connected with the performance of their judicial duties.

D. Conflicts of Interest -

  1. 1. Constables shall not solicit, accept, or agree to accept anything of value from any person or entity doing or seeking to do business with, or having an interest in a matter related to the performance of judicial duties.