A former Philadelphia court official who used $73,000 of the court’s money to pay off her son’s debt won’t be collecting a city pension, a federal judge has ruled.

Deborah Dailey formerly served as the First Judicial District’s chief deputy prothonotary until her firing and guilty plea on a third-degree felony theft charge in 2014 for using a court credit card to pay bills for her son.

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