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9133 – Confinement In Jail | Pennsylvania Law

Learn about Pennsylvania's laws on confining prisoners during transit or extradition, including procedures and expense responsibilities.

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Pennsylvania State Law

9133 – Confinement In Jail

Pennsylvania Title 42 - Judiciary and Judicial Procedure § 9133

Summary

Pennsylvania law allows law enforcement officers and agents to confine prisoners in local jails during transit or extradition, ensuring safe custody. The law specifies procedures for confining prisoners passing through the state and requires proper documentation for transportation. Expenses for confinement are to be borne by the transporting authority.

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In simple terms: Learn about Pennsylvania's laws on confining prisoners during transit or extradition, including procedures and expense responsibilities.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.