An appearance in Allegheny County Court by former Highlands teacher Sean Dicer has been pushed to February.
Dicer faces multiple felony sex-related offenses allegedly dealing with juveniles.
“We’re still in the process of getting all the discovery, and there are a lot of pretrial motions that have to be addressed,” said Dicer’s attorney Duke George.
“We’re still working on getting him acquitted as soon as possible.”
Dicer is scheduled for court Feb. 3 before Judge Jaime Hickton. County Judge Edward Borkowski in January remanded Dicer to house arrest in lieu of county jail.
Allegheny County Police in December charged Dicer, a district teacher for nearly 20 years, with involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child, unlawful contact with a minor and sexual extortion.
In January, police filed separate charges against Dicer that include indecent assault, child endangerment, unlawful contact with a minor and child corruption. Those charges stem from alleged incidents said to have happened in 2007 at the former Fairmount Elementary School.