The House Resolution introduced by Grove on March 10, 2025, authorizes the Judiciary Committee of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to investigate the conduct of Honorable Steven D. Stambaugh, a Court of Common Pleas Judge for the 19th District of York County. The purpose of the investigation is to determine whether Judge Stambaugh is liable for impeachment due to misbehavior in office. The resolution empowers the Judiciary Committee to gather evidence, including the ability to subpoena witnesses and documents, administer oaths, and take testimony. The committee is also tasked with reporting its findings and recommendations back to the House of Representatives.

Additionally, the resolution designates the Subcommittee on Courts to carry out specific investigative duties, such as interviewing witnesses and reviewing relevant materials. The Subcommittee is similarly granted the authority to subpoena and administer oaths. The resolution outlines the procedural framework for the investigation, including the role of a Sergeant-at-Arms to serve process and execute orders. It also stipulates that the expenses incurred during the investigation will be covered by the Chief Clerk, subject to approval from House leadership.