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7801 – Grounds For Rendition | Pennsylvania Law

Pennsylvania's law on Governor's authority for extradition and rendition in support-related cases, including extended extradition provisions.

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7801 – Grounds For Rendition

Pennsylvania Title 23 - Domestic Relations § 7801

Summary

Pennsylvania law Section 7801 outlines the authority of the Governor to demand or surrender individuals across state lines in cases involving failure to support an obligee. It also includes provisions for extended extradition, allowing for the surrender of individuals even if they were not in the demanding state at the time of the crime. This law facilitates interstate cooperation in enforcing support obligations and criminal charges related to support failure.

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In simple terms: Pennsylvania's law on Governor's authority for extradition and rendition in support-related cases, including extended extradition provisions.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.