Pennsylvania HB2203 amends burglary and robbery laws and modifies juvenile justice procedures.

Pennsylvania HB2203 amends the definitions and grading of burglary and robbery offenses. It specifies that burglary is a first-degree felony if committed with intent to commit theft of a controlled substance or designer drug, or a firearm. Robbery is a first-degree felony if the object of the robbery is a controlled substance or designer drug, or a firearm. The bill also modifies juvenile justice procedures, including the inspection of court files and records, the conduct of hearings, and the transfer to criminal proceedings.

Pennsylvania HB2203 amends burglary and robbery laws and modifies juvenile justice procedures.

Pennsylvania HB2203 amends the definitions and grading of burglary and robbery offenses. It specifies that burglary is a first-degree felony if committed with intent to commit theft of a controlled substance or designer drug, or a firearm. Robbery is a first-degree felony if the object of the robbery is a controlled substance or designer drug, or a firearm. The bill also modifies juvenile justice procedures, including the inspection of court files and records, the conduct of hearings, and the transfer to criminal proceedings.