Hon. Ann A. Osborne See Rating Details
Judge
Common Pleas
Delaware County
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Attorney Average Rating:   3.3 - 1 rating(s)
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General Rating Criteria

* Temperament (1=Awful,10=Excellent)
* Scholarship (1=Awful,10=Excellent)
* Industriousness (1=Not at all industrious,10=Highly industrious)
* Ability to Handle Complex Litigation (1=Awful,10=Excellent)
* Punctuality (1=Chronically Late,10=Always on Time)
* General Ability to Handle Pre-Trial Matters (1=Not all Able, 10=Extremely Able)
* General Ability as a Trial Judge (1=Not all Able, 10=Extremely Able)
Flexibility In Scheduling (1=Completely Inflexible,10=Very Flexible)


Criminal Rating Criteria (if applicable)

* Evenhandedness in Criminal Litigation (1=Demonstrates Bias,10=Entirely Evenhanded)
General Inclination Regarding Bail (1=Pro-Defense,10=Pro-Government)
Involvement in Plea Discussions (1=Not at all Involved, 10=Very Involved)
General Inclination in Criminal Cases Pretrial Stage (1=Pro-prosecution,10=Pro-defense)
General Inclination in Criminal Cases Trial Stage (1=Pro-prosecution,10=Pro-defense)
General Inclination in Criminal Cases Sentencing Stage (1=Pro-prosecution,10=Pro-defense)


Civil Rating Criteria (if applicable)

* Evenhandedness in Civil Litigation (1=Not at all Evenhanded,10=Entirely Evenhanded)
Involvement in Settlement Discussions (1=Not at all Involved,10=Very Involved)
General Inclination (1=Pro-defendant, 10=Pro-plaintiff)
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Civil Litigation - Private

Comment #: PA258
Rating:3.3
Comments:
Judge has a great temperament. She is extremely respectful to the litigants. She takes the time to listen and understand the arguments. However, I appeared before her twice for Contempt of a Support Order and she is extremely soft on nonpayment of support. A judge should always do what is in the "best interests" of the child. If dad shows a continual problem of nonpayment then there comes a time when you have to hold the deadbeat in contempt. Sometimes a message needs to be sent to the parent who does not pay what he/she is obligated to pay as per Order. That message is for the "best interests" of the child as the nonpaying parents learns very quickly that they have to comply with the Order.