Pennsylvania HB2256 amends the grading of theft offenses, classifying certain thefts as felonies of the third degree.

HB2256 modifies Pennsylvania's theft grading system by classifying thefts as felonies of the third degree under specific conditions. These include thefts involving amounts over $2,000, stolen motor vehicles, or human remains. The bill also updates definitions for terms like "manmade disaster," "natural disaster," and "war-caused disaster." The changes aim to address serious theft offenses more stringently.

Pennsylvania HB2256 amends the grading of theft offenses, classifying certain thefts as felonies of the third degree.

HB2256 modifies Pennsylvania's theft grading system by classifying thefts as felonies of the third degree under specific conditions. These include thefts involving amounts over $2,000, stolen motor vehicles, or human remains. The bill also updates definitions for terms like "manmade disaster," "natural disaster," and "war-caused disaster." The changes aim to address serious theft offenses more stringently.