2012年7月1日 · Lucy Lloyd Darlington and Judge John Willis Herron were married Thursday in Little Deer Isle, Me., by Anthony W. Beardsley, a Maine lawyer. The ceremony took place at the summer house of...

John W. Herron is a retired American judge who served for 35 years on the Court of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania's First Judicial District, located in Philadelphia. Herron was the trial division's administrative judge for three three-year terms.

Administrative Judge of the Trial Division. Appointed to an unprecedented three 3-year terms by the Pa. Supreme Court. Chair, Administrative Governing Board. Appointed by the Pa. Supreme Court. In charge of all courts in Philadelphia, 93 judges and 2,100 employees. Inaugural Member of the Constitutionally Created Judicial Conduct Board.

The Hon. John W. Herron is a judge for the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania. He was elected to the bench in 1987 and subsequently retained in 1997 and 2007. Over the course of his judicial career, Herron has held assignments as the Administrative Judge for the Civil Division and the Trial Division of the First Judicial ...

John W. Herron was a judge on the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania. He was first elected to the court in 1987 and was retained in 1997 and 2007. In addition to his duties as a trial court judge, Herron also served as Administrative Judge for the Trial Division of the First Judicial District.

Judge Herron served 35 years as a trial judge in the Philadelphia courts with the largest number of cases in the Commonwealth. He presided over claims involving personal injury, class actions, probate matters, mass torts, medical malpractice, premises liability, libel actions, and complex litigation, and he was the creator of the Commerce ...

Administrative Judge of the Trial Division. Appointed to an unprecedented three 3-year terms by the Pa. Supreme Court. Chair, Administrative Governing Board. Appointed by the Pa. Supreme Court. In charge of all courts in Philadelphia, 93 judges and 2,100 employees. Inaugural Member of the Constitutionally Created Judicial Conduct Board.

John W. Herron is the Administrative Judge of the Trial Division, appointed by the Penn-sylvania Supreme Court in January 1996. Three judicial administrative assignments were made in January 2001 to assist the Administrative Judge: Judge Albert W. Sheppard, Jr. as Supervising Judge for Civil Trial Programs (except Complex Litigation); Judge ...

2011年11月14日 · Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille announced Thursday that Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge John W. Herron has been appointed as the new administrative judge of the city courts’ trial division.

John W. Herron Administrative Judge, Trial Division The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania designated Judge Herron as Administrative Judge of the Trial Division in January of 1996. Judge Herron was previously elected to the Court of Common Pleas in November 1986 and re-elected for a second ten year term in November 1997. He has served in the