Judge Barry C. Dozor was appointed to the Court of Common Pleas by Governor Tom Ridge and swore his oath of judicial office on December 13, 2001. Judge Dozor was then elected for a full judicial term that began on January 5, 2004. Judge Dozor is a life long resident of Delaware County, a graduate of Haverford High School, West Chester University (B.A.) and the Widener University School of Law (J.D.). Judge Dozor has attended and was awarded a Certificate from the National Judicial College.

Before his appointment, he was in private practice as a partner in the Law Office of Dozor and Auslander, also served as a Marple Township commissioner for eighteen (18) years, a Municipal Solicitor for the Boroughs of Prospect Park, Norwood, Collingdale and Tinicum Township; as well as serving as a Zoning Hearing Board Solicitor for Marple Township and the Borough of Darby. He has been active in many civic and charitable organizations and serves on the Council of Trustees of West Chester University of Pennsylvania.

After serving in the Family Law Trial Division from 2001 to 2005, Judge Dozor, since 2005, has presided in the Criminal Law Divison.

Judge Barry C. Dozor resides in Marple Township with his wife, Rose. They have three children, Joshua, Ian and Courtney.