Pennsylvania Title 42, Sections 2014 and 2002, outline amendments related to juvenile court procedures, including provisions for amendments, suspensions by court rules, and references to related laws. These sections specify how certain rules are modified or suspended and provide cross-references to other relevant statutes. The law also details amendments made over time, including changes to procedures for juvenile arrests and petitions.
They cover amendments to juvenile court procedures, including rules for arrests, petitions, and how certain laws are suspended or modified by court rules.
Recent amendments have suspended some statutory provisions when they conflict with court rules, clarifying procedures for juvenile arrests and petitions.
Yes, these sections reference other statutes like the Interstate Compact for Juveniles and domestic relations laws, providing cross-references for related legal provisions.
More details are available in Pennsylvania Rule of Juvenile Court Procedure No. 800 and related rules, which specify procedures and suspensions related to juvenile law.