This law outlines the procedures for issuing a requisition for extradition in Pennsylvania, including the required documentation and affidavits. It also provides immunity from civil process for individuals brought into the state through extradition, until they are convicted or have had a chance to return to their original state. The section ensures proper legal process and protections for individuals involved in extradition cases.
The application must include affidavits, certified copies of the indictment, complaint, or judgment, and may include additional affidavits and documents as deemed proper.
No, a person brought into Pennsylvania by extradition cannot be served civil process related to the same facts until they are convicted or have had a reasonable opportunity to return to their original state.
The Governor endorses the application for requisition, and copies of the application and related documents are filed with the Department of State and forwarded as part of the process.
Yes, the immunity from civil process applies until the individual is either convicted or has had a chance to return if acquitted.