A Resolution directing the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a study evaluating Pennsylvania's trespassing laws, including the enforcement of those laws, with the goal of effectively deterring trespassing on private property.
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Overview
This resolution asks the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to examine Pennsylvania’s trespassing laws and how they are enforced. The goal of this study is to determine ways to better prevent trespassing on private property. The committee’s findings will then be shared with several legislative committees for further review and consideration. This is intended to improve the effectiveness of existing laws related to trespassing.
Key provisions
- Directs the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a study.
- The study will evaluate Pennsylvania’s trespassing laws.
- The study will assess the enforcement of these laws.
- The study’s aim is to deter trespassing on private property.
- Findings will be reported to multiple legislative committees.
Who is affected
- Private property owners
- Individuals accused of trespassing
- Pennsylvania residents
- The Legislative Budget and Finance Committee
- Judiciary Committees
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David Zimmerman
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