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6334 – Disposition Of Complaints Received | Pennsylvania Law

Pennsylvania law requires immediate reporting and notification procedures for suspected child abuse, ensuring swift action and proper investigation.

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Pennsylvania State Law

6334 – Disposition Of Complaints Received

Pennsylvania Title 23 - Domestic Relations § 6334

Summary

This law section outlines the procedures for handling reports of suspected child abuse in Pennsylvania. It mandates immediate notification to the Department of Human Services, county agencies, and law enforcement, ensuring swift action and proper referral. The section emphasizes timely communication and information sharing to protect children and facilitate investigations.

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In simple terms: Pennsylvania law requires immediate reporting and notification procedures for suspected child abuse, ensuring swift action and proper investigation.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.