Pennsylvania Code
Title 237 - JUVENILE RULES
Part I - RULES
Subpart A - DELINQUENCY MATTERS
Chapter 3 - PRE-ADJUDICATORY PROCEDURES
Part E - CONSENT DECREE
Rule 373 - Conditions of Consent Decree

Universal Citation: 237 PA Code ยง 373

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 44, November 2, 2024

A. Terms and conditions. The court may place upon the juvenile any reasonable conditions that are consistent with the protection of the public interest. The conditions of the consent decree shall provide a balanced attention to:

1) The protection of the community;

2) The juvenile's accountability for the offenses committed; and

3) The development of the juvenile's competencies to enable the juvenile to become a responsible and productive member of the community.

B. Duration of consent decree. A consent decree shall remain in force for no more than six months as agreed upon unless the juvenile is discharged sooner upon motion. Upon motion, the court may:

1) discharge the juvenile at an earlier time; or

2) extend the time period not to exceed an additional six months.

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