Pennsylvania SB1284 amends sentencing laws for murder, murder of an unborn child, and offenses against law enforcement officers.
Pennsylvania SB1284 modifies the sentencing provisions for certain crimes. It sets a maximum 40-year imprisonment term for those convicted of attempting, soliciting, or conspiring to commit murder or murder of an unborn child, with adjustments based on whether serious bodily injury occurs. Additionally, it mandates a minimum 20-year imprisonment term for those convicted of attempting, conspiring, or soliciting to murder a law enforcement officer, with the possibility of a life sentence if serious bodily injury results.
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