TABLE OF CONTENTS
TITLE 18
CRIMES AND OFFENSES
PART I. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
§ 101. Short title of title.
§ 102. Territorial applicability.
§ 103. Definitions.
§ 104. Purposes.
§ 105. Principles of construction.
§ 106. Classes of offenses.
§ 107. Application of preliminary provisions.
§ 108. Time limitations.
§ 109. When prosecution barred by former prosecution for the same offense.
§ 110. When prosecution barred by former prosecution for different offense.
§ 111. When prosecution barred by former prosecution in another jurisdiction.
§ 112. Former prosecution before court lacking jurisdiction or when fraudulently procured by the defendant.
§ 301. Requirement of voluntary act.
§ 302. General requirements of culpability.
§ 303. Causal relationship between conduct and result.
§ 304. Ignorance or mistake.
§ 305. Limitations on scope of culpability requirements.
§ 306. Liability for conduct of another; complicity.
§ 307. Liability of organizations and certain related persons.
§ 308. Intoxication or drugged condition.
§ 309. Duress.
§ 310. Military orders.
§ 311. Consent.
§ 312. De minimis infractions.
§ 313. Entrapment.
§ 314. Guilty but mentally ill.
§ 315. Insanity.
Chapter 5. General Principles of Justification
§ 501. Definitions.
§ 502. Justification a defense.
§ 503. Justification generally.
§ 504. Execution of public duty.
§ 505. Use of force in self-protection.
§ 506. Use of force for the protection of other persons.
§ 507. Use of force for the protection of property.
§ 508. Use of force in law enforcement.
§ 509. Use of force by persons with special responsibility for care, discipline or safety of others.
§ 510. Justification in property crimes.
Chapter 7. Responsibility (Reserved)
§ 901. Criminal attempt.
§ 902. Criminal solicitation.
§ 903. Criminal conspiracy.
§ 904. Incapacity, irresponsibility or immunity of party to solicitation or conspiracy.
§ 905. Grading of criminal attempt, solicitation and conspiracy.
§ 906. Multiple convictions of inchoate crimes barred.
§ 907. Possessing instruments of crime.
§ 908. Prohibited offensive weapons.
§ 908.1. Use or possession of electric or electronic incapacitation device.
§ 909. Manufacture, distribution or possession of master keys for motor vehicles.
§ 910. Manufacture, distribution, use or possession of devices for theft of telecommunications services.
§ 911. Corrupt organizations.
§ 912. Possession of weapon on school property.
§ 913. Possession of firearm or other dangerous weapon in court facility.
Chapter 11. Authorized Disposition of Offenders
§ 1101. Fines.
§ 1102. Sentence for murder, murder of unborn child and murder of law enforcement officer.
§ 1102.1. Sentence of persons under the age of 18 for murder, murder of an unborn child and murder of a law enforcement officer.
§ 1103. Sentence of imprisonment for felony.
§ 1104. Sentence of imprisonment for misdemeanors.
§ 1105. Sentence of imprisonment for summary offenses.
§ 1106. Restitution for injuries to person or property.
§ 1107. Restitution for theft of timber.
§ 1107.1. Restitution for identity theft.
§ 1108. District attorneys' standing and interest in prisoner litigation.
§ 1109. Costs.
§ 1110. Restitution for cleanup of clandestine laboratories.
§ 1111. Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition prohibited.
Chapter 13. Authority of Court in Sentencing (Transferred)
Subchapter A. General Provisions (Transferred)
§ 1301 (Transferred).
Subchapter B. Sentencing Authority (Transferred)
§ 1311 & § 1312 (Transferred).
Subchapter C. Sentencing Alternatives (Transferred)
§ 1321 - § 1326 (Transferred).
Subchapter D. Informational Basis of Sentence (Transferred)
§ 1331 - § 1337 (Transferred).
Subchapter E. Imposition of Sentence (Transferred)
§ 1351 - § 1362 (Transferred).
Subchapter F. Further Judicial Action (Transferred)
§ 1371 & § 1372 (Transferred).
Subchapter G. Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing (Repealed or Transferred)
§ 1381 - § 1385 (Repealed).
§ 1386 (Transferred).
PART II. DEFINITION OF SPECIFIC OFFENSES
ARTICLE A. OFFENSES AGAINST EXISTENCE OR
STABILITY OF GOVERNMENT
Chapter 21. Offenses Against the Flag
§ 2101. Display of flag at public meetings.
§ 2102. Desecration of flag.
§ 2103. Insults to national or Commonwealth flag.
ARTICLE B. OFFENSES INVOLVING DANGER
TO THE PERSON
Chapter 23. General Provisions
§ 2301. Definitions.
§ 2501. Criminal homicide.
§ 2502. Murder.
§ 2503. Voluntary manslaughter.
§ 2504. Involuntary manslaughter.
§ 2505. Causing or aiding suicide.
§ 2506. Drug delivery resulting in death.
§ 2507. Criminal homicide of law enforcement officer.
Chapter 26. Crimes Against Unborn Child
§ 2601. Short title of chapter.
§ 2602. Definitions.
§ 2603. Criminal homicide of unborn child.
§ 2604. Murder of unborn child.
§ 2605. Voluntary manslaughter of unborn child.
§ 2606. Aggravated assault of unborn child.
§ 2607. Culpability.
§ 2608. Nonliability and defenses.
§ 2609. Construction.
§ 2701. Simple assault.
§ 2702. Aggravated assault.
§ 2702.1. Assault of law enforcement officer.
§ 2703. Assault by prisoner.
§ 2703.1. Aggravated harassment by prisoner.
§ 2704. Assault by life prisoner.
§ 2705. Recklessly endangering another person.
§ 2706. Terroristic threats.
§ 2707. Propulsion of missiles into an occupied vehicle or onto a roadway.
§ 2707.1. Discharge of a firearm into an occupied structure.
§ 2707.2. Paintball guns and paintball markers.
§ 2708. Use of tear or noxious gas in labor disputes.
§ 2709. Harassment.
§ 2709.1. Stalking.
§ 2710. Ethnic intimidation.
§ 2711. Probable cause arrests in domestic violence cases.
§ 2712. Assault on sports official.
§ 2713. Neglect of care-dependent person.
§ 2713.1. Abuse of care-dependent person.
§ 2714. Unauthorized administration of intoxicant.
§ 2715. Threat to use weapons of mass destruction.
§ 2716. Weapons of mass destruction.
§ 2717. Terrorism.
§ 2718. Strangulation.
§ 2719. Endangerment of public safety official.
§ 2801. Definitions.
§ 2802. Hazing.
§ 2803. Aggravated hazing.
§ 2804. Organizational hazing.
§ 2805. Institutional hazing.
§ 2806. Defenses prohibited.
§ 2807. Forfeiture.
§ 2808. Enforcement by institution and secondary school.
§ 2809. Institutional reports.
§ 2810. Safe harbor.
§ 2811. Civil remedies.
§ 2901. Kidnapping.
§ 2902. Unlawful restraint.
§ 2903. False imprisonment.
§ 2904. Interference with custody of children.
§ 2905. Interference with custody of committed persons.
§ 2906. Criminal coercion.
§ 2907. Disposition of ransom.
§ 2908. Missing children.
§ 2909. Concealment of whereabouts of a child.
§ 2910. Luring a child into a motor vehicle or structure.
Subchapter A. General Provisions
§ 3001. Definitions.
Subchapter B. Prosecution of Human Trafficking
§ 3011. Trafficking in individuals.
§ 3012. Involuntary servitude.
§ 3013. Patronizing a victim of sexual servitude.
§ 3014. Unlawful conduct regarding documents.
§ 3015. Nonpayment of wages.
§ 3016. Obstruction of justice.
§ 3017. Violation by business entities.
§ 3018. Evidence and defenses to human trafficking.
§ 3019. Victim protection during prosecution.
§ 3020. Restitution.
§ 3021. Asset forfeiture.
§ 3022. Professional licenses.
§ 3023. Cumulative remedies.
§ 3024. Sentencing.
§ 3025. Data collection.
§ 3026. Concurrent jurisdiction.
Subchapter C. Prevention of Human Trafficking
§ 3031. Grants.
§ 3032. (Reserved).
Subchapter D. Protection of Victims of Human Trafficking
§ 3051. Civil causes of action.
§ 3052. Protection of victims.
§ 3053. Appropriate implementation for minor victims of human trafficking (Repealed).
§ 3054. Services.
§ 3055. Victims in shelters.
§ 3056. Special relief to restore victim's dignity and autonomy.
Subchapter D.1. Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Children
§ 3061. Statewide protocol.
§ 3062. Specialized services for sexually exploited children.
§ 3063. Law enforcement training.
§ 3064. Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Children Fund.
§ 3065. Safe harbor for sexually exploited children.
Subchapter E. Miscellaneous Provisions
§ 3071. Funding.
§ 3072. Nonexclusivity.
Subchapter A. General Provisions
§ 3101. Definitions.
§ 3102. Mistake as to age.
§ 3103. Spouse relationships (Repealed).
§ 3104. Evidence of victim's sexual conduct.
§ 3105. Prompt complaint.
§ 3106. Testimony of complainants.
§ 3107. Resistance not required.
Subchapter B. Definition of Offenses
§ 3121. Rape.
§ 3122. Statutory rape (Repealed).
§ 3122.1. Statutory sexual assault.
§ 3123. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse.
§ 3124. Voluntary deviate sexual intercourse (Repealed).
§ 3124.1. Sexual assault.
§ 3124.2. Institutional sexual assault.
§ 3124.3. Sexual assault by sports official, volunteer or employee of nonprofit association.
§ 3125. Aggravated indecent assault.
§ 3126. Indecent assault.
§ 3127. Indecent exposure.
§ 3128. Spousal sexual assault (Repealed).
§ 3129. Sexual intercourse with animal.
§ 3130. Conduct relating to sex offenders.
§ 3131. Unlawful dissemination of intimate image.
§ 3132. Female mutiliation.
§ 3133. Sexual extortion.
Subchapter C. Loss of Property Rights
§ 3141. General rule.
§ 3142. Process and seizure (Repealed).
§ 3143. Custody of property (Repealed).
§ 3144. Disposal of property (Repealed).
§ 3201. Short title of chapter.
§ 3202. Legislative intent.
§ 3203. Definitions.
§ 3204. Medical consultation and judgment.
§ 3205. Informed consent.
§ 3206. Parental consent.
§ 3207. Abortion facilities.
§ 3208. Printed information.
§ 3208.1. Commonwealth interference prohibited.
§ 3209. Spousal notice.
§ 3210. Determination of gestational age.
§ 3211. Abortion on unborn child of 24 or more weeks gestational age.
§ 3212. Infanticide.
§ 3213. Prohibited acts.
§ 3214. Reporting.
§ 3215. Publicly owned facilities; public officials and public funds.
§ 3216. Fetal experimentation.
§ 3217. Civil penalties.
§ 3218. Criminal penalties.
§ 3219. State Board of Medicine; State Board of Osteopathic Medicine.
§ 3220. Construction.
ARTICLE C. OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY
Chapter 33. Arson, Criminal Mischief and Other Property Destruction
§ 3301. Arson and related offenses.
§ 3302. Causing or risking catastrophe.
§ 3303. Failure to prevent catastrophe.
§ 3304. Criminal mischief.
§ 3305. Injuring or tampering with fire apparatus, hydrants, etc.
§ 3306. Unauthorized use or opening of fire hydrants.
§ 3307. Institutional vandalism.
§ 3308. Additional fine for arson committed for profit.
§ 3309. Agricultural vandalism.
§ 3310. Agricultural crop destruction.
§ 3311. Ecoterrorism.
§ 3312. Destruction of a survey monument.
§ 3313. Illegal dumping of methamphetamine waste.
Chapter 35. Burglary and Other Criminal Intrusion
§ 3501. Definitions.
§ 3502. Burglary.
§ 3503. Criminal trespass.
§ 3504. Railroad protection, railroad vandalism and interference with transportation facilities.
§ 3505. Unlawful use of unmanned aircraft.
§ 3701. Robbery.
§ 3702. Robbery of motor vehicle.
Chapter 39. Theft and Related Offenses
Subchapter A. General Provisions
§ 3901. Definitions.
§ 3902. Consolidation of theft offenses.
§ 3903. Grading of theft offenses.
§ 3904. Arrest without warrant.
Subchapter B. Definition of Offenses
§ 3921. Theft by unlawful taking or disposition.
§ 3922. Theft by deception.
§ 3922.1. Financial exploitation of an older adult or care-dependent person.
§ 3923. Theft by extortion.
§ 3924. Theft of property lost, mislaid, or delivered by mistake.
§ 3925. Receiving stolen property.
§ 3926. Theft of services.
§ 3927. Theft by failure to make required disposition of funds received.
§ 3928. Unauthorized use of automobiles and other vehicles.
§ 3929. Retail theft.
§ 3929.1. Library theft.
§ 3929.2. Unlawful possession of retail or library theft instruments.
§ 3929.3. Organized retail theft.
§ 3930. Theft of trade secrets.
§ 3931. Theft of unpublished dramas and musical compositions.
§ 3932. Theft of leased property.
§ 3933. Unlawful use of computer (Repealed).
§ 3934. Theft from a motor vehicle.
§ 3935. Theft of secondary metal (Unconstitutional).
§ 3935.1. Theft of secondary metal.
§ 3936. Theft of mail.
Chapter 41. Forgery and Fraudulent Practices
§ 4101. Forgery.
§ 4102. Simulating objects of antiquity, rarity, etc.
§ 4103. Fraudulent destruction, removal or concealment of recordable instruments.
§ 4104. Tampering with records or identification.
§ 4105. Bad checks.
§ 4106. Access device fraud.
§ 4106.1. Unlawful device-making equipment.
§ 4107. Deceptive or fraudulent business practices.
§ 4107.1. Deception relating to kosher food products.
§ 4107.2. Deception relating to certification of minority business enterprise or women's business enterprise.
§ 4108. Commercial bribery and breach of duty to act disinterestedly.
§ 4109. Rigging publicly exhibited contest.
§ 4110. Defrauding secured creditors.
§ 4111. Fraud in insolvency.
§ 4112. Receiving deposits in a failing financial institution.
§ 4113. Misapplication of entrusted property and property of government or financial institutions.
§ 4114. Securing execution of documents by deception.
§ 4115. Falsely impersonating persons privately employed.
§ 4116. Copying; recording devices.
§ 4116.1. Unlawful operation of recording device in motion picture theater.
§ 4117. Insurance fraud.
§ 4118. Washing vehicle titles.
§ 4119. Trademark counterfeiting.
§ 4120. Identity theft.
§ 4121. Possession and use of unlawful devices.
ARTICLE D. OFFENSES AGAINST THE FAMILY
Chapter 43. Offenses Against the Family
Subchapter A. Definition of Offenses Generally
§ 4301. Bigamy.
§ 4302. Incest.
§ 4303. Concealing death of child.
§ 4304. Endangering welfare of children.
§ 4305. Dealing in infant children.
§ 4306. Newborn protection.
Subchapter B. Nonsupport (Repealed)
§ 4321 - § 4324 (Repealed).
ARTICLE E. OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION
Chapter 45. General Provisions
§ 4501. Definitions.
Chapter 47. Bribery and Corrupt Influence
§ 4701. Bribery in official and political matters.
§ 4702. Threats and other improper influence in official and political matters.
§ 4703. Retaliation for past official action.
Chapter 49. Falsification and Intimidation
Subchapter A. Perjury and Falsification in Official Matters
§ 4901. Definition.
§ 4902. Perjury.
§ 4903. False swearing.
§ 4904. Unsworn falsification to authorities.
§ 4905. False alarms to agencies of public safety.
§ 4906. False reports to law enforcement authorities.
§ 4906.1. False reports of child abuse.
§ 4907. Tampering with witnesses and informants (Repealed).
§ 4908. Retaliation against witness or informant (Repealed).
§ 4909. Witness or informant taking bribe.
§ 4910. Tampering with or fabricating physical evidence.
§ 4911. Tampering with public records or information.
§ 4912. Impersonating a public servant.
§ 4913. Impersonating a notary public or a holder of a professional or occupational license.
§ 4914. False identification to law enforcement authorities.
§ 4915. Failure to comply with registration of sexual offenders requirements (Expired).
§ 4915.1. Failure to comply with registration requirements.
§ 4915.2. Failure to comply with 42 Pa.C.S. Ch. 97 Subch. I registration requirements.
Subchapter B. Victim and Witness Intimidation
§ 4951. Definitions.
§ 4952. Intimidation of witnesses or victims.
§ 4953. Retaliation against witness, victim or party.
§ 4953.1. Retaliation against prosecutor or judicial official.
§ 4954. Protective orders.
§ 4954.1. Notice on protective order.
§ 4955. Violation of orders.
§ 4956. Pretrial release.
§ 4957. Protection of employment of crime victims, family members of victims and witnesses.
§ 4958. Intimidation, retaliation or obstruction in child abuse cases.
Chapter 51. Obstructing Governmental Operations
Subchapter A. Definition of Offenses Generally
§ 5101. Obstructing administration of law or other governmental function.
§ 5102. Obstructing or impeding the administration of justice by picketing, etc.
§ 5103. Unlawfully listening into deliberations of jury.
§ 5103.1. Unlawful use of an audio or video device in court.
§ 5104. Resisting arrest or other law enforcement.
§ 5104.1. Disarming law enforcement officer.
§ 5104.2. Evading arrest or detention on foot.
§ 5104.3. Harming a police animal while evading arrest or detention.
§ 5105. Hindering apprehension or prosecution.
§ 5106. Failure to report injuries by firearm or criminal act.
§ 5107. Aiding consummation of crime.
§ 5108. Compounding.
§ 5109. Barratry.
§ 5110. Contempt of General Assembly.
§ 5111. Dealing in proceeds of unlawful activities.
§ 5112. Obstructing emergency services.
Subchapter B. Escape
§ 5121. Escape.
§ 5122. Weapons or implements for escape.
§ 5123. Contraband.
§ 5124. Default in required appearance.
§ 5125. Absconding witness.
§ 5126. Flight to avoid apprehension, trial or punishment.
Subchapter C. Criminal Gangs
§ 5131. Recruiting criminal gang members.
§ 5301. Official oppression.
§ 5302. Speculating or wagering on official action or information.
§ 5303. Liability for reimbursement of costs for outside counsel.
ARTICLE F. OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER
AND DECENCY
Chapter 55. Riot, Disorderly Conduct and Related Offenses
Subchapter A. Definition of Offenses Generally
§ 5501. Riot.
§ 5502. Failure of disorderly persons to disperse upon official order.
§ 5503. Disorderly conduct.
§ 5504. Harassment and stalking by communication or address (Repealed).
§ 5505. Public drunkenness and similar misconduct.
§ 5506. Loitering and prowling at night time.
§ 5507. Obstructing highways and other public passages.
§ 5508. Disrupting meetings and processions.
§ 5509. Desecration, theft or sale of venerated objects.
§ 5510. Abuse of corpse.
§ 5511. Cruelty to animals (Repealed).
§ 5511.1. Live animals as prizes prohibited (Repealed).
§ 5511.2. Police animals (Repealed).
§ 5511.3. Assault with a biological agent on animal, fowl or honey bees (Repealed).
§ 5512. Lotteries, etc.
§ 5513. Gambling devices, gambling, etc.
§ 5514. Pool selling and bookmaking.
§ 5515. Prohibiting of paramilitary training.
§ 5516. Facsimile weapons of mass destruction.
§ 5517. Unauthorized school bus entry.
Subchapter B. Cruelty to Animals
§ 5531. Definitions.
§ 5532. Neglect of animal.
§ 5533. Cruelty to animal.
§ 5534. Aggravated cruelty to animal.
§ 5535. Attack of service, guide or support dog.
§ 5536. Tethering of unattended dog.
§ 5537. Selling or using disabled horse.
§ 5538. Transporting animals in cruel manner.
§ 5539. Transporting equine animals in cruel manner.
§ 5540. Hours of labor of animals.
§ 5541. Cruelty to cow to enhance appearance of udder.
§ 5542. Animal mutilation and related offenses.
§ 5543. Animal fighting.
§ 5544. Possession of animal fighting paraphernalia.
§ 5545. Killing homing pigeons.
§ 5546. Skinning of and selling or buying pelts of dogs and cats.
§ 5547. Live animals as prizes prohibited.
§ 5548. Police animals.
§ 5549. Assault with a biological agent on animal, fowl or honey bees.
§ 5550. Fine and term of imprisonment for summary offense.
§ 5551. Power to initiate criminal proceedings.
§ 5552. Seizure of animals kept or used for animal fighting.
§ 5553. Search warrants.
§ 5554. Forfeiture.
§ 5555. Prohibition of ownership.
§ 5556. Civil immunity for licensed doctors of veterinary medicine, technicians and assistants.
§ 5557. Civil immunity for humane society police officers.
§ 5558. Representation of humane society by attorney.
§ 5559. Construction of subchapter.
§ 5560. Exemption of normal agricultural operations.
§ 5561. Nonapplicability of subchapter.
Chapter 57. Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance
Subchapter A. General Provisions
§ 5701. Short title of chapter.
§ 5702. Definitions.
Subchapter B. Wire, Electronic or Oral Communication
§ 5703. Interception, disclosure or use of wire, electronic or oral communications.
§ 5704. Exceptions to prohibition of interception and disclosure of communications.
§ 5705. Possession, sale, distribution, manufacture or advertisement of electronic, mechanical or other devices and telecommunication identification interception devices.
§ 5706. Exceptions to prohibitions in possession, sale, distribution, manufacture or advertisement of electronic, mechanical or other devices.
§ 5707. Seizure and forfeiture of electronic, mechanical or other devices.
§ 5708. Order authorizing interception of wire, electronic or oral communications.
§ 5709. Application for order.
§ 5710. Grounds for entry of order.
§ 5711. Privileged communications.
§ 5712. Issuance of order and effect.
§ 5712.1. Target-specific orders.
§ 5713. Emergency situations.
§ 5713.1. Emergency hostage and barricade situations.
§ 5714. Recording of intercepted communications.
§ 5715. Sealing of applications, orders and supporting papers.
§ 5716. Service of inventory and inspection of intercepted communications.
§ 5717. Investigative disclosure or use of contents of wire, electronic or oral communications or derivative evidence.
§ 5718. Interception of communications relating to other offenses.
§ 5719. Unlawful use or disclosure of existence of order concerning intercepted communication.
§ 5720. Service of copy of order and application before disclosure of intercepted communication in trial, hearing or proceeding.
§ 5721. Suppression of contents of intercepted communication or derivative evidence (Repealed).
§ 5721.1. Evidentiary disclosure of contents of intercepted communication or derivative evidence.
§ 5722. Report by issuing or denying judge.
§ 5723. Annual reports and records of Attorney General and district attorneys.
§ 5724. Training.
§ 5725. Civil action for unlawful interception, disclosure or use of wire, electronic or oral communication.
§ 5726. Action for removal from office or employment.
§ 5727. Expiration (Repealed).
§ 5728. Injunction against illegal interception.
§ 5729. Public access.
Subchapter C. Stored Wire and Electronic Communications and Transactional Records Access
§ 5741. Unlawful access to stored communications.
§ 5742. Disclosure of contents and records.
§ 5743. Requirements for governmental access.
§ 5743.1. Administrative subpoena.
§ 5744. Backup preservation.
§ 5745. Delayed notice.
§ 5746. Cost reimbursement.
§ 5747. Civil action.
§ 5748. Exclusivity of remedies.
§ 5749. Retention of certain records.
§ 5750. Department of Corrections retention policy.
Subchapter D. Mobile Tracking Devices
§ 5761. Mobile tracking devices.
Subchapter E. Pen Registers, Trap and Trace Devices and Telecommunication Identification Interception Devices
§ 5771. General prohibition on use of certain devices and exception.
§ 5772. Application for an order for use of certain devices.
§ 5773. Issuance of an order for use of certain devices.
§ 5774. Assistance in installation and use of certain devices.
§ 5775. Reports concerning certain devices.
Subchapter F. Miscellaneous
§ 5781. Expiration of chapter.
§ 5782. Regulations.
§ 5901. Open lewdness.
§ 5902. Prostitution and related offenses.
§ 5903. Obscene and other sexual materials and performances.
§ 5904. Public exhibition of insane or deformed person.
ARTICLE G. MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSES
Chapter 61. Firearms and Other Dangerous Articles
Subchapter A. Uniform Firearms Act
§ 6101. Short title of subchapter.
§ 6102. Definitions.
§ 6103. Crimes committed with firearms.
§ 6104. Evidence of intent.
§ 6105. Persons not to possess, use, manufacture, control, sell or transfer firearms.
§ 6105.1. Restoration of firearm rights for offenses under prior laws of this Commonwealth.
§ 6105.2. Relinquishment of firearms and firearm licenses by convicted persons.
§ 6106. Firearms not to be carried without a license.
§ 6106.1. Carrying loaded weapons other than firearms.
§ 6107. Prohibited conduct during emergency.
§ 6108. Carrying firearms on public streets or public property in Philadelphia.
§ 6109. Licenses.
§ 6110. Persons to whom delivery shall not be made (Repealed).
§ 6110.1. Possession of firearm by minor.
§ 6110.2. Possession of firearm with altered manufacturer's number.
§ 6111. Sale or transfer of firearms.
§ 6111.1. Pennsylvania State Police.
§ 6111.2. Firearm sales surcharge.
§ 6111.3. Firearm Records Check Fund.
§ 6111.4. Registration of firearms.
§ 6111.5. Rules and regulations.
§ 6112. Retail dealer required to be licensed.
§ 6113. Licensing of dealers.
§ 6114. Judicial review.
§ 6115. Loans on, or lending or giving firearms prohibited.
§ 6116. False evidence of identity.
§ 6117. Altering or obliterating marks of identification.
§ 6118. Antique firearms.
§ 6119. Violation penalty.
§ 6120. Limitation on the regulation of firearms and ammunition.
§ 6121. Certain bullets prohibited.
§ 6122. Proof of license and exception.
§ 6123. Waiver of disability or pardons.
§ 6124. Administrative regulations.
§ 6125. Distribution of uniform firearm laws and firearm safety brochures.
§ 6126. Firearms Background Check Advisory Committee (Expired).
§ 6127. Firearm tracing.
§ 6128. Abandonment of firearms, weapons or ammunition.
Subchapter B. Firearms Generally
§ 6141. Purchase of firearms in contiguous states (Repealed).
§ 6141.1. Purchase of rifles and shotguns outside this Commonwealth.
§ 6142. Locking device for firearms.
Subchapter C. Other Dangerous Articles
§ 6161. Carrying explosives on conveyances.
§ 6162. Shipping explosives.
Subchapter D. Straw Purchase Prevention Education Program
§ 6181. Scope of subchapter.
§ 6182. Legislative findings and declarations.
§ 6183. Definitions.
§ 6184. Straw Purchase Prevention Education Program.
§ 6185. Powers and duties of Attorney General.
§ 6186. Straw Purchase Prevention Education Fund.
§ 6187. Transfer for initial funding.
§ 6301. Corruption of minors.
§ 6302. Sale or lease of weapons and explosives.
§ 6303. Sale of starter pistols.
§ 6304. Sale and use of air rifles.
§ 6305. Sale of tobacco products.
§ 6306. Furnishing cigarettes or cigarette papers (Repealed).
§ 6306.1. Use of tobacco products in schools prohibited.
§ 6307. Misrepresentation of age to secure liquor or malt or brewed beverages.
§ 6308. Purchase, consumption, possession or transportation of liquor or malt or brewed beverages.
§ 6308.1. Safe harbor for violation of section 6308(a).
§ 6309. Representing that minor is of age.
§ 6310. Inducement of minors to buy liquor or malt or brewed beverages.
§ 6310.1. Selling or furnishing liquor or malt or brewed beverages to minors.
§ 6310.2. Manufacture or sale of false identification card.
§ 6310.3. Carrying a false identification card.
§ 6310.4. Restriction of operating privileges (Repealed).
§ 6310.5. Predisposition evaluation.
§ 6310.6. Definitions.
§ 6310.7. Selling or furnishing nonalcoholic beverages to persons under 21 years of age.
§ 6311. Tattooing and body piercing.
§ 6312. Sexual abuse of children.
§ 6313. Special information.
§ 6314. Sentencing and penalties for trafficking drugs to minors.
§ 6315. Selling or furnishing butane to minors.
§ 6316. Selling or furnishing certain stimulants to minors.
§ 6317. Drug-free school zones.
§ 6318. Unlawful contact with minor.
§ 6319. Solicitation of minors to traffic drugs.
§ 6320. Sexual exploitation of children.
§ 6321. Transmission of sexually explicit images by minor.
§ 6322. Access of minors to dextromethorphan.
§ 6501. Scattering rubbish.
§ 6502. Refrigerators and iceboxes.
§ 6503. Posting advertisements on property of another.
§ 6504. Public nuisances.
§ 6505. Discarding television sets and tubes.
Chapter 67. Proprietary and Official Rights
§ 6701. Wearing of uniforms and insignia and misrepresentation of military service or honors.
§ 6702. Sale of veterans' flowers.
§ 6703. Dealing in military decorations.
§ 6704. Fraud on association having grand lodge.
§ 6705. Use of containers bearing owner's name (Repealed).
§ 6706. Use or possession of stamped containers (Repealed).
§ 6707. False registration of domestic animals.
§ 6708. Retention of library property after notice to return.
§ 6709. Use of union labels.
§ 6710. Unauthorized use of registered insignia.
§ 6711. Retention of military property after notice to return.
§ 6712. Use of carts, cases, trays, baskets, boxes and other containers.
§ 6901. Extension of water line.
§ 6902. Willful obstruction of emergency telephone calls.
§ 6903. Railroad employee abandoning train.
§ 6904. Interfering with railroad employee.
§ 6905. Nails and other hard substances attached to utility poles.
§ 6906. Erection of crossing signboards.
§ 6907. Obstructing public crossings.
§ 6908. Obstructing private crossings.
§ 6909. Lights obstructing view of signals.
§ 6910. Unauthorized sale or transfer of tickets.
Chapter 71. Sports and Amusements
§ 7101. Fraudulent entry of horses in race.
§ 7102. Administering drugs to race horses.
§ 7103. Horse racing.
§ 7104. Fortune telling.
§ 7105. Pool and billiard rooms.
§ 7106. Theater operators to require proof of age.
§ 7107. Unlawful actions by athlete agents.
Chapter 73. Trade and Commerce
Subchapter A. Definition of Offenses Generally
§ 7301. Distribution of samples of medicine, dyes, etc.
§ 7302. Sale and labeling of solidified alcohol.
§ 7303. Sale or illegal use of certain solvents and noxious substances.
§ 7304. Illegal sale or use of certain fire extinguishers.
§ 7305. Sale of gasoline in glass container.
§ 7306. Incendiary devices.
§ 7307. Out-of-state convict made goods.
§ 7308. Unlawful advertising of insurance business.
§ 7309. Unlawful coercion in contracting insurance.
§ 7310. Furnishing free insurance as inducement for purchases.
§ 7311. Unlawful collection agency practices.
§ 7312. Debt pooling.
§ 7313. Buying or exchanging Federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit coupons, stamps, authorization cards or access devices.
§ 7314. Fraudulent traffic in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
§ 7315. Unauthorized disposition of donated food commodities.
§ 7316. Keeping bucket-shop.
§ 7317. Accessories in conduct of bucket-shop.
§ 7318. Maintaining of premises in which bucket-shop operated.
§ 7319. Bucket-shop contracts.
§ 7320. Attaching advertisement without consent of publisher.
§ 7321. Lie detector tests.
§ 7322. Demanding property to secure employment.
§ 7323. Discrimination on account of uniform.
§ 7324. Unlawful sale of dissertations, theses and term papers.
§ 7325. Discrimination on account of service, guide or support dog or other aid animal.
§ 7326. Disclosure of confidential tax information.
§ 7327. Storage, consumption and sale of alcoholic beverages on unlicensed business premises.
§ 7328. Operation of certain establishments prohibited without local option.
§ 7329. Prohibition of certain types of entertainment on bottle club premises.
§ 7330. Internet child pornography (Repealed).
§ 7331. Unlicensed mortgage loan business.
Subchapter B. Sunday Trading
§ 7361. Worldly employment or business.
§ 7362. Trading in motor vehicles and trailers (Repealed).
§ 7363. Selling certain personal property.
§ 7364. Selling or otherwise dealing in fresh meats, produce and groceries.
§ 7365. Trading in motor vehicles and trailers.
§ 7501. Removal of mobile home to evade tax.
§ 7502. Failure of mobile home court operator to make reports.
§ 7503. Interest of certain architects and engineers in public work contracts.
§ 7504. Appointment of special policemen.
§ 7505. Violation of governmental rules regarding traffic.
§ 7506. Violation of rules regarding conduct on Commonwealth property.
§ 7507. Breach of privacy by using a psychological-stress evaluator, an audio-stress monitor or a similar device without consent.
§ 7507.1. Invasion of privacy.
§ 7508. Drug trafficking sentencing and penalties.
§ 7508.1. Substance Abuse Education and Demand Reduction Fund.
§ 7508.2. Operation of methamphetamine laboratory.
§ 7509. Furnishing drug-free urine.
§ 7510. Municipal housing code avoidance (Repealed).
§ 7511. Control of alarm devices and automatic dialing devices.
§ 7512. Criminal use of communication facility.
§ 7513. Restriction on alcoholic beverages (Repealed).
§ 7514. Operating a motor vehicle not equipped with ignition interlock (Repealed).
§ 7515. Contingent compensation.
§ 7516. Greyhound racing and simulcasting.
§ 7517. Commemorative service demonstration activities.
Subchapter A. General Provisions
§ 7601. Definitions.
§ 7602. Jurisdiction.
§ 7603. Restitution.
§ 7604. Concurrent jurisdiction.
§ 7605. Defense.
§ 7606. Construction.
Subchapter B. Hacking and Similar Offenses
§ 7611. Unlawful use of computer and other computer crimes.
§ 7612. Disruption of service.
§ 7613. Computer theft.
§ 7614. Unlawful duplication.
§ 7615. Computer trespass.
§ 7616. Distribution of computer virus.
Subchapter C. Internet Child Pornography
§ 7621. Definitions.
§ 7622. Duty of Internet service provider.
§ 7623. Protection of privacy.
§ 7624. Penalty.
§ 7625. Jurisdiction for prosecution.
§ 7626. Application for order to remove or disable items.
§ 7627. Order to remove or disable certain items from Internet service provider's service.
§ 7628. Notification procedure.
§ 7629. Designated agent.
§ 7630. Report to General Assembly.
Subchapter D. Unlawful Use of Computers
§ 7641. Computer-assisted remote harvesting of animals.
Subchapter E. Electronic Mail
§ 7661. Unlawful transmission of electronic mail.
Chapter 77. Vehicle Chop Shop and Illegally Obtained and Altered Property
§ 7701. Definitions.
§ 7702. Owning, operating or conducting a chop shop.
§ 7703. Alteration or destruction of vehicle identification number.
§ 7704. Disposition of vehicle or vehicle part with altered vehicle identification number.
§ 7705. Exceptions.
§ 7706. Presumptions.
§ 7707. Loss of property rights to Commonwealth.
§ 7708. Procedure with respect to seized property subject to liens and rights of lienholders (Repealed).
PART III. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Chapter 91. Criminal History Record Information
Subchapter A. General Provisions
§ 9101. Short title of chapter.
§ 9102. Definitions.
§ 9103. Applicability.
§ 9104. Scope.
§ 9105. Other criminal justice information.
§ 9106. Information in central repository or automated systems.
Subchapter B. Completeness and Accuracy
§ 9111. Duties of criminal justice agencies.
§ 9112. Mandatory fingerprinting.
§ 9113. Disposition reporting by criminal justice agencies.
§ 9114. Correction of inaccurate information.
Subchapter C. Dissemination of Criminal History Record Information
§ 9121. General regulations.
§ 9122. Expungement.
§ 9122.1. Petition for limited access.
§ 9122.2. Clean slate limited access.
§ 9122.3. Exceptions.
§ 9122.4. Order to vacate order for limited access.
§ 9122.5. Effects of expunged records and records subject to limited access.
§ 9122.6. Employer immunity from liability.
§ 9123. Juvenile records.
§ 9124. Use of records by licensing agencies.
§ 9125. Use of records for employment.
Subchapter D. Security
§ 9131. Security requirements for repositories.
Subchapter E. Audit
§ 9141. Audits.
§ 9142. Quality control.
§ 9143. Regulations.
Subchapter F. Individual Right of Access and Review
§ 9151. Right to access and review.
§ 9152. Procedure.
§ 9153. Individual rights on access and review.
Subchapter F.1. Crime Victim Right of Access
§ 9158. Definitions.
§ 9158.1. Right to access.
§ 9158.2. Access.
§ 9158.3. Denial.
§ 9158.4. Judicial review.
§ 9158.5. Protection of information.
§ 9158.6. Current dissemination not limited.
§ 9158.7. Rules and regulations.
Subchapter G. Responsibility of Attorney General
§ 9161. Duties of the Attorney General.
Subchapter H. Public Notice
§ 9171. Requirements of repositories relating to public notice.
Subchapter I. Sanctions
§ 9181. General administrative sanctions.
§ 9182. Criminal penalties (Deleted by amendment).
§ 9183. Civil actions.
Chapter 92. Conflicts of Interest
§ 9201. Procedures.
Chapter 93. Independent Counsel (Repealed)
Subchapter A. Preliminary Provisions (Repealed)
§ 9301 - 9302 (Repealed).
Subchapter B. General Provisions (Repealed)
§ 9311 - 9319 (Repealed).
Subchapter C. Authority and Duties of Independent Counsel (Repealed)
§ 9331 - 9346 (Repealed).
Subchapter D. Miscellaneous Provisions (Repealed)
§ 9351 - 9352 (Repealed).
§ 9401. Definitions.
§ 9402. Office of Victim Advocate.
Chapter 95. Independent Counsel
Subchapter A. Preliminary Provisions
§ 9501. Scope of chapter.
§ 9502. Definitions.
§ 9503. Administrative expenses.
Subchapter B. General Provisions
§ 9511. Organization of panel.
§ 9512. Preliminary investigation.
§ 9513. Conduct of preliminary investigation.
§ 9514. Determination that further investigation not warranted.
§ 9515. Determination that further investigation is warranted.
§ 9516. Contents of application.
§ 9517. Duties of panel.
§ 9518. Disclosure of information.
Subchapter C. Authority and Duties of Independent Counsel
§ 9531. Authorities.
§ 9532. Compensation and travel expenses.
§ 9533. Additional personnel.
§ 9534. Assistance of Pennsylvania State Police.
§ 9535. Referral of other matters to independent counsel.
§ 9536. Dismissal of matters.
§ 9537. Reports by independent counsel.
§ 9538. Independence from Office of Attorney General.
§ 9539. Standards of conduct.
§ 9540. Custody of records of independent counsel.
§ 9541. Cost controls and administrative support.
§ 9542. Legislative oversight.
§ 9543. Removal of independent counsel and termination of office.
§ 9544. Audits.
§ 9545. Relationship with Office of Attorney General.
§ 9546. Venue.