This law section outlines procedures for dismissing criminal cases in Pennsylvania, particularly when no attorney or victim appears. It emphasizes the importance of making reasonable efforts to locate involved parties before dismissing a case. Additionally, it discusses suspensions of certain court rules related to search warrants and their procedures.
A case can be dismissed if no attorney or victim appears, but only after the court makes a reasonable effort to locate them first.
It means court personnel will try to locate the attorney or victim within the courthouse, their office, or residence.
Yes, certain rules related to search warrants have been suspended or amended to align with other Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure.
The suspension ensures consistency with existing criminal procedure rules, streamlining the process and avoiding conflicts.