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9146 – Written Waiver Of Extradition Proceedings | Pennsylvania Law

Learn about Pennsylvania's law on written waivers of extradition, including procedures, rights, and how individuals can voluntarily consent to return to another state.

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9146 – Written Waiver Of Extradition Proceedings

Pennsylvania Title 42 - Judiciary and Judicial Procedure § 9146

Summary

Pennsylvania law allows individuals arrested for crimes in another state or for escaping custody to voluntarily waive their extradition rights by signing a written consent in front of a judge. This process streamlines their return to the demanding state. The law also preserves the individual's right to return voluntarily and clarifies that this waiver is not exclusive or limiting.

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In simple terms: Learn about Pennsylvania's law on written waivers of extradition, including procedures, rights, and how individuals can voluntarily consent to return to another state.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.