Pennsylvania SB195 amends state law to establish offenses for unlawful possession and sale or lease of property and unauthorized occupancy of.
Pennsylvania SB195 amends Titles 18 and 42 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to create new offenses related to property. It defines unlawful possession of a dwelling as a felony of the third degree if an individual knowingly enters or remains in a dwelling without authorization. The bill also criminalizes fraudulent sale or lease of residential real property as a felony of the second degree. Additionally, it allows property owners or their agents to request law enforcement to remove unauthorized individuals from a dwelling by submitting a sworn affidavit.
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