Rule 628. Order of Court on Motion for Nunc Pro Tunc Relief.
A. Order by court. The court order shall:
1) state the judge’s findings and conclusions of law;
2) provide for appropriate relief and supplementary orders or modifications of the dispositional order as to:
a) the detention of the juvenile;
b) whether a new adjudicatory hearing is granted;
c) correction of the adjudication of delinquency;
d) correction of the disposition;
e) termination of court supervision; and/or
f) other matters that are appropriate.
3) include a statement explaining the right to appeal from the final order disposing of the motion, and of the time within which the appeal must be taken.
B. Order by clerk of courts for deemed denied by operation of law. When the clerk of courts has entered an order providing that the motion for nunc pro tunc relief is deemed denied by operation of law pursuant to Rule 625(E), the court order shall:
1) state that the motion is denied by operation of law pursuant to Rule 625(E); and
2) include a statement explaining the right to appeal from the final order disposing of the motion, and of the time within which the appeal must be taken.
Official Note
Rule 628 adopted February 23, 2012, effective April 1, 2012.
Committee Explanatory Reports:
Final Report explaining the provisions of Rule 628 published with the Court’s Order at 42 Pa.B. 1214 (March 10, 2012).
Source The provisions of this Rule 628 adopted February 23, 2012, effective April 1, 2012, 42 Pa.B. 1214.
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