Pennsylvania HB355 amends the offense of corruption of minors to include aiding minors in sexual offenses and increases penalties for certain.
Pennsylvania HB355 amends the state's Crimes and Offenses code to redefine the offense of corruption of minors. It specifies that anyone over 18 who corrupts or tends to corrupt the morals of a minor, or aids them in committing sexual offenses, commits a felony. The bill also increases penalties for those in positions of authority, such as peace officers or school employees, who commit these offenses. The changes aim to strengthen protections for minors and hold offenders accountable, especially those in positions of trust.
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