shall be made available to the attorney for the Commonwealth or the defendant’s attorney for review or copying, upon request, as permitted by Pa.R.Crim.P. 625(A)(1)(d).

In addition to the judge who received the defendant's plea of guilty or of nolo contendere, any judge may sentence that defendant if the defendant was notified of that possibility at the time the plea was entered.

At the time of sentencing, the Defendant shall provide the Court with an executed Statement of Post-sentence Rights that shall substantially be in the form as provided by the Court, located at https://www.adamscountypa.gov/courts/courtadministration/selfhelpcenter. The Court shall make the Statement of Post-sentence Rights part of the record and shall determine on the record that the Defendant has been advised of post-sentence rights.

The Chief Probation Officer shall submit a list of rehabilitative, treatment or therapy programs their respective offices propose to use as part of probation with restrictive conditions, probation or parole to the President Judge, who may, after consulting with other judges of this court, approve the list either in whole or in part. Additions or deletions from the list may be proposed from time to time. Lists or amendments to the lists shall be filed with the Clerk, along with the administrative order of approval. Approval of a specific agency shall serve to approve all therapists, counselors, psychologists and psychiatrist associated and in good standing with that agency.

Unless otherwise specifically noted, procedures established by this Rule shall apply to violations of probation, probation with restrictive conditions, and/or parole, regardless of which particular form of supervision is involved.