Pennsylvania SB369 amends Title 42 to regulate the use of informant testimony in criminal proceedings.
Pennsylvania SB369 amends Title 42 to establish procedures for the use of informant testimony in criminal cases. The bill mandates that the prosecution must disclose the intent to introduce informant testimony at least 30 days before a trial, unless the court allows a shorter notice period. The disclosure must include detailed information about the informant, such as names, aliases, criminal history, and any agreements with the prosecution. The court must conduct a hearing to assess the reliability of the informant's testimony.
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