Venue

Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure

Rule: 1952

Jurisdiction: PA

Bluebook Citation: Pa.R.Civ.P. 1952

(a) An action for protection of victims of sexual violence or intimidation may be brought in a county where: (1) the plaintiff resides, either temporarily or permanently; (2) the plaintiff is employed; (3) the defendant may be served; or (4) the sexual violence or intimidation occurred. (b) An action for indirect criminal contempt may be filed in, and heard by, the court in the county where the order was issued or the violation occurred. (1) the plaintiff resides, either temporarily or permanently; (2) the plaintiff is employed; (3) the defendant may be served; or (4) the sexual violence or intimidation occurred. (b) An action for indirect criminal contempt may be filed in, and heard by, the court in the county where the order was issued or the violation occurred. (2) the plaintiff is employed; (3) the defendant may be served; or (4) the sexual violence or intimidation occurred. (b) An action for indirect criminal contempt may be filed in, and heard by, the court in the county where the order was issued or the violation occurred. (3) the defendant may be served; or (4) the sexual violence or intimidation occurred. (b) An action for indirect criminal contempt may be filed in, and heard by, the court in the county where the order was issued or the violation occurred. (4) the sexual violence or intimidation occurred. (b) An action for indirect criminal contempt may be filed in, and heard by, the court in the county where the order was issued or the violation occurred. (b) An action for indirect criminal contempt may be filed in, and heard by, the court in the county where the order was issued or the violation occurred.

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