Pennsylvania Statutes
§ 12316 — Solicitors to county officers other than county commissioners
(a)Appointment.--Each of the following officers may designate and appoint a solicitor licensed to practice law in this Commonwealth which may be an individual or a law firm, partnership, association or professional corporation:
(1)The county treasurer.
(2)The sheriff.
(3)The register of wills.
(4)The recorder of deeds.
(5)The coroner.
(6)The controller or auditors, as appropriate.
(b)Advisement.--The solicitor shall advise on all legal matters, and conduct litigation, as requested by the officer.
(c)Office.--The solicitor shall hold office at the pleasure of the appointing officer.
(d)Appropriation.--The county commissioners may appropriate money for the payment of a solicitor appointed under this section.
(e)Judiciary.--The appointment, compensation, powers and duties
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