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PA HB1360
Bill
Status
4/30/2025
Primary Sponsor
Scott Conklin
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AI Summary
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Creates a statewide registry requiring individuals convicted of arson or related offenses under 18 Pa.C.S. § 3301 to register with Pennsylvania State Police within 14 days of release from incarceration, parole, probation, or arrival in the Commonwealth
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Imposes lifetime registration for adult offenders; juvenile offenders must register until age 25, after which their records are destroyed
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Requires registrants to provide name, Social Security number, current and intended residences, student enrollment information, photographs, and fingerprints, and to report any changes within 14 days
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Pennsylvania State Police must notify fire chiefs and chief law enforcement officers in municipalities where registrants reside or attend school within 5 days of registration
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Registry information is restricted to law enforcement officers, fire chiefs, and fire investigators—not available to the public—and failure to register is a third-degree misdemeanor
Legislative Description
Requiring persons convicted of arson and related offenses to register with local authorities; providing for duties of the Pennsylvania State Police and the Pennsylvania Parole Board; and imposing a penalty.
Last Action
Referred to Judiciary
4/30/2025