Pennsylvania law Section 6334 outlines procedures for handling child abuse reports involving children in other states, especially when local agencies cannot investigate. It mandates sharing reports with relevant authorities and specifies timelines for communication. The law ensures cross-state cooperation to protect children effectively.
It covers procedures for reporting and handling child abuse cases involving children in other states, including sharing information and investigation timelines.
The law requires local agencies to handle reports if the other state's agency cannot or will not investigate, and to share reports with relevant authorities.
Reports and related information must be provided within seven calendar days after completing the investigation.
Yes, copies are provided to the other state's child protective services and law enforcement if appropriate.