Pennsylvania Act 1923-386 — DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, STATE ASSOCIATION

Act text

DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, STATE ASSOCIATION
                 Act of Jun. 29, 1923, P.L. 967, No. 386              Cl. 16
                                  AN ACT

     Authorizing and empowering the district attorneys of each county
        to organize themselves into a State association for the
        purpose of holding meetings, and providing for the payment of
        the expenses thereof, and of the district attorneys
        attending, by the several counties.

        Compiler's Note:  Section 1051 of Act 447 of 1929 provided
            that Act 386 is repealed except insofar as it relates to
            counties of the first class.
        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That the district attorneys
     of the several counties of the Commonwealth are hereby
     authorized to organize themselves into a State association, with
     the authority to hold meetings at such times and places within
     the Commonwealth as they may designate, not to exceed one
     meeting in each year, for the purpose of discussing the various
     questions arising in the discharge of their duties, and for the
     purpose of providing for a uniform and economical method of
     administering the affairs of their respective offices.
        Section 2.  The actual expenses of the district attorneys
     attending such meetings of said State association, including
     traveling expenses and hotel bills actually paid by them, shall
     be paid by the various counties, out of the county funds, by
     orders drawn on the county treasury. The time spent in attending
     such meetings shall not be more than two days, exclusive of the
     time employed in traveling thereto and therefrom.