Pennsylvania HB1932 repeals the offense of sexual intercourse with an animal and introduces new provisions for sexual crimes against animals.
Pennsylvania HB1932 repeals the existing offense of sexual intercourse with an animal, which was a misdemeanor. It introduces new provisions defining sexual crimes against animals, including intentional or knowing acts of sexual contact with animals, possessing animals for sexual contact, and organizing or promoting such acts. The bill also outlines penalties, including felony charges, and additional penalties such as relinquishing custody of all animals. It exempts normal agricultural operations from certain animal-related offenses. The act will take effect 60 days after its passage.
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