Pennsylvania Title 42, Sections 1998 and 2014, outline amendments and procedural adjustments related to juvenile court procedures. The laws include provisions for suspensions by court rules, amendments over the years, and cross-references to related sections, primarily focusing on juvenile detention, summons, and court proceedings.
These sections cover amendments and procedural rules related to juvenile court processes, including suspensions of certain provisions and cross-references to related laws.
Court rules have suspended specific statutory provisions to ensure juvenile procedures align with current practices, especially regarding detention and summons.
Yes, amendments in 2012 and earlier years have added subsections and adjusted procedural rules to improve juvenile court processes.
Cross-references are included within the sections, such as references to Title 23 (Domestic Relations), providing links to related legal provisions.