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Oscar F. Spicer
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Oscar F. Spicer was a judge on the Adams County Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania.[1] Spicer was first elected to the court in 1977. He was retained until 2001 when he was mandated to retire as a full time judge at the age of 70. Spicer served the court as a senior judge until mandated senior judge retirement age of 78.[2]
Education
Spicer earned his undergraduate degree and J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania.[3]
Career
- 1977-2009: Judge, Adams County Court of Common Pleas, Pennsylvania
- 1967-1977: District Attorney, Adams County, Pennsylvania
- 1964-1967: Public Defender, Adams County, Pennsylvania
- 1960-1964: Private Practice
- 1960: Admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar
See also
External links
- Adams County Courts
- Adams County Judges
- Google Books "The Whole Truth: A Case of Murder on the Appalachian Trail," accessed June 27, 2013
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