Friends of Chuck Hobbs - FOCH

Chuck Hobbs is running for York County Common Pleas Judge. The Friends of Chuck Hobbs believe in the principled leadership he brings to the Office.

"My name is Chuck Hobbs, and I am running for York County Common Pleas Judge. Here is my story:

I was born on a small farm in Southern York County. My wife, Kelly, and I are fortunate enough to be able to raise our three young children on the same family farm. Growing up in a farming community taught me lessons in life that have shaped me into the principled father and husband I am today. It is m

05/13/2017

'Here's a Story of a man named Chuck Hobbs'...🎼🎶🎵🎹🎤 (Brady Bunch Parody by Mike Love aka Mike Wynegar)

Nine running for three judge seats in York County in primary

05/12/2017

"Chuck Hobbs, a York County native, earned a law degree in 2008 and started his own firm in 2013. He has been a trial litigator handling areas of law that include child advocacy in dependency, parents' rights advocacy, divorce and criminal defense.
He said he is a constitutional conservative who believes a judge should refrain from making new laws from the bench and whose focus is on strengthening communities."

Nine running for three judge seats in York County in primary Nine candidates have thrown their hats in the ring to run for judge in the York County Court of Common Pleas.

05/11/2017

Watch Charles J. Hobbs tonight at 5:30 on Comcast channel 16, WRCT or White Rose Community Television, or Knowledge is power, York Pa. Www.facebook.com/knowledgeispoweryorkpa

Knowledge is Power - York, PA "Knowledge is Power" is a live TV show which airs on White Rose Community Television (channel 16) in

05/11/2017

5 days remaining:
Today I'm sharing Chuck's words.
When asked, "what is the number one threat to the judiciary?", he responded:

"For Hobbs, judges need to treat everyone with respect and dignity. If that doesn’t happen, he said, it could spread a belief in the community that there’s injustice."

Said Hobbs: "Even if they don't agree with the decision that is handed down, if they're treated with dignity, they will at least walk away respecting the process, respecting the judiciary.”

-Dylan Segelbaum (YDR)

(Shared by Kelly Hobbs)