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Daniel G. Ronca

Candidate for Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas Judge - District 38 (Montgomery County) in 2023 Pennsylvania General Election.

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Daniel G. Ronca

About Daniel G. Ronca

Professional Experience
Sattin Ronca & Cornelison, LLC, Partner (2008 - Present)
Cozen O’Connor, Member (2004 - 2008)
Rubin Glickman & Steinberg, Associate (2000 - 2004)
Prudential Property & Casualty, Trial Attorney (1993 - 2000)
Pennsylvania, Civil Division, Deputy Attorney General (1990 - 1993)
Kings County, Assistant District Attorney (1986 - 1990)
Degrees
JD, Temple University (1986)
Bachelor's, The Pennsylvania State University, Political Science (1983)
High School Diploma, Wissahickon High School (1979)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

For our legal system to work as it should, those who serve as judges must know and understand the people of the County and possess the legal and life experiences which are necessary to administer justice fairly. Learn more

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Recent Candidacies
Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas Judge - District 38 (Montgomery County) in Pennsylvania General Election
Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas Judge - District 38 (Montgomery County) in Pennsylvania Primary Election

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