Criminal Prosecutions Clause Samples
Criminal Prosecutions. The employer shall not be obligated to provide legal representation or to pay or reimburse the employee for any attorney’s fees or costs to any employee to defend against any criminal prosecution. Legal representation with regard to criminal prosecutions may be provided by the City solely at the discretion of the Chief of Police. No action of the City with respect to this section is subject to the grievance procedure.
Criminal Prosecutions. Collector will initiate criminal prosecutions against Taxpayers to enforce obligations related to the Tax. In addition to various provisions of the Crimes Code, 18 Pa.C.S.A. § 101 et seq., criminal prosecution is available under LTEA, 53 P.S. § 6924.509(j), with respect to certain types of tax, for: (i) Taxpayer failure to file a required return; (ii) employer failure to register, keep records, deduct Tax from employees, or pay Tax deducted from employees; (iii) refusal to permit a Collector agent to examine records; (iv) knowingly making any incomplete, false, or fraudulent return; and (v) attempting to avoid full disclosure of income in order to avoid payment of Tax. In order to allow Collector’s legal counsel to assume charge of criminal prosecutions, in accordance with Pennsylvania Rule of Criminal Procedure 454(C), Collector will take steps with the County District Attorney to obtain consent for this procedure. The TCC will cooperate with Collector by joining in such request or providing other information as appropriate.