Pennsylvania HB1427 repeals the Pennsylvania Crime Commission Act, transferring its duties and investigations to the Pennsylvania State Police and.
Pennsylvania HB1427 repeals the act establishing the Pennsylvania Crime Commission, transferring its investigative duties and ongoing investigations to the Pennsylvania State Police and federal law enforcement by June 30, 1994. The Commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police will review and determine which records and employees should remain with the state police and which should be transferred to federal authorities. The act also mandates the commission to cease any new investigations and to initiate the repeal or amendment of any inconsistent rules or regulations by November 30, 1994.
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