nfographic for Immediate Release  
March 3, 2023 

omen on the Bench in Pennsylvania 

ARRISBURG — In recognition of National Women’s History Month, the Pennsylvania Courts 
today released an infographic looking at the history of women in the Pennsylvania judiciary, as 
well as those women currently serving.  

resently, 32 percent of Pennsylvania’s active judges are women. On the state’s appellate 
courts, three of the current six justices on the Supreme Court are women, and a majority of 
judges serving on both the Superior Court (71 percent) and Commonwealth Court (88 percent) 
are women. 

he infographic below highlights data about women judges at all levels of the bench in 
Pennsylvania. Download a high-resolution version of the graphic. 
 

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PA Courts InfoShare is an infographic produced monthly by the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania 
Courts (AOPC) that visually highlights the work of the courts with interesting data and statistics obtained 
through the judiciary’s case management systems, interactive dashboards and other research. 
Reproduction is encouraged with source cited.  
 

 

 
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Media contact:    Kim Bathgate, 717-231-3331 

   



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