Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes
Chapter 21 - Judicial Boards and Commissions
Section 2154.2 - Adoption of guidelines for State intermediate punishment (Repealed)



2019 Repeal. Section 2154.2 was repealed December 18, 2019, P.L.776, No.115, effective in 60 days.

Structure Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes

Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes

Title 42 - JUDICIARY AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURE

Chapter 21 - Judicial Boards and Commissions

Extra - Chapter Notes

Section 2101 - Judicial Conduct Board

Section 2102 - Composition of board

Section 2103 - Organization

Section 2104 - Staff and operations

Section 2105 - Powers and duties

Section 2106 - Official immunity

Section 2121 - Jury selection commissions

Section 2122 - Composition of jury selection commissions

Section 2123 - Expenses, staff and quarters

Section 2124 - Powers and duties

Section 2131 - Minor Judiciary Education Board

Section 2132 - Composition of board

Section 2133 - Organization

Section 2134 - Staff

Section 2135 - Powers and duties

Section 2141 - Boards of viewers

Section 2142 - Composition of boards

Section 2143 - Staff

Section 2144 - Powers and duties

Section 2151 - Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing (Repealed)

Section 2151.1 - Definitions

Section 2151.2 - Commission

Section 2152 - Composition of commission

Section 2153 - Powers and duties of commission

Section 2154 - Adoption of guidelines for sentencing

Section 2154.1 - Adoption of guidelines for restrictive conditions

Section 2154.2 - Adoption of guidelines for State intermediate punishment (Repealed)

Section 2154.3 - Adoption of guidelines for fines

Section 2154.4 - Adoption of guidelines for resentencing

Section 2154.5 - Adoption of guidelines for parole

Section 2154.6 - Adoption of recommitment ranges following revocation of parole by board

Section 2154.7 - Adoption of risk assessment instrument

Section 2155 - Publication of guidelines for sentencing, resentencing and parole, risk assessment instrument and recommitment ranges following revocation

Section 2156 - Severability of subchapter

Section 2161 - Criminal history record checks