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Senate Co-Sponsorship Memoranda
Senate of Pennsylvania
Session of 2013 - 2014
Regular Session
MEMORANDUM
| Posted: | January 30, 2013 02:18 PM |
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| From: | Senator Richard A Kasunic |
| To: | All Senate members |
| Subject: | Title 18 Legislation |
In the near future, I plan on reintroducing the following pieces of legislation amending the Crimes Code. If you have any questions please contact my office at 717-787-7175 |
Document #1
Introduced as SB952
| Description: | Legislation that broadens the scope of simple assault to include individuals who "intentionally or recklessly propels an object at a moving automobile which results in bodily injury or temporary bodily impairment". This was formerly Senate Bill 484 of last session and previous co-sponsors included: BOSCOLA , BREWSTER, KITCHEN , RAFFERTY , STACK , TARTAGLIONE , WAUGH and WOZNIAK. |
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Document #2
Introduced as SB953
| Description: | Legislation to provide a mandatory minimum sentence for arson-related offenses. The legislation would mandate a minimum sentence of 5-years for an individual convicted of an arson involving a death. Additionally, the legislation would provide a 2-year mandatory sentence for an individual convicted of arson destroying property. This was formerly Senate Bill 488 of the last session and previous co-sponsors included: BOSCOLA , BREWSTER, KITCHEN , RAFFERTY and WAUGH. |
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Document #3
Introduced as SB954
| Description: | Legislation that would prohibit the use of laser pointers on individuals. The bill would provide for a summary offense if a pointer were used on an individual. It also provides for a third degree misdemeanor if the pointer is used on an individual while the individual is operating a motor vehicle. This was formerly Senate Bill 489 of last session and previous co-sponsors included: BREWSTER, KITCHEN , RAFFERTY , SOLOBAY and TARTAGLIONE. |
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Document #4
Introduced as SB955
| Description: | Legislation that would increase the penalty for individuals convicted of retail theft of motor fuel. Under this legislation, an individual would face a suspension of their operating privileges for 30 days after the first offense, for 60 days after the second offense and for one year following a third offense. This was formerly Senate Bill 490 of last session and previous co-sponsors included: BREWSTER, RAFFERTY , TARTAGLIONE and WAUGH. |
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