Susan M. Gindlesperger

Biography

Professional career

• Magisterial District Judge, Pennsylvania Magisterial District Court 47-1-02

Education

Additional information

• Susan Gindlesperger ran as a candidate in the 2023 Pennsylvania General Election to continue serving in her current district
• Elected in a partisan election, defeating Max Pavlovich in the general election, and Magisterial District Judges in Pennsylvania serve six-year terms with subsequent terms won through retention elections
• District 47-1-02 covers Ferndale Borough, Geistown Borough, Richland Township (Wards 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11), Scalp Level Borough, Southmont Borough, Stonycreek Township, Upper Yoder Township, and Westmont Borough
• As a Magisterial District Judge, Gindlesperger presides over small claims (up to $12,000), preliminary hearings for felony and misdemeanor cases, traffic violations, and other minor offenses
• Gindlesperger is also listed in the Special Court Judges Association of Pennsylvania, reflecting her professional affiliation with statewide judicial organizations Her role is central to the local judicial system, providing accessible legal adjudication for residents of her district and handling a wide range of civil and criminal matters at the Magisterial District Court level