This section details the repeal of certain laws related to operating vehicles without ignition interlocks and updates on greyhound racing regulations in Pennsylvania. It clarifies the legal status of past offenses and penalties, and specifies restrictions on greyhound racing and simulcasting activities. The laws aim to regulate motor vehicle safety measures and gambling activities involving greyhounds.
The law regarding operating a vehicle without an ignition interlock was repealed in 2003, but penalties for past offenses still apply, and current regulations are now under Chapter 38 of Title 75.
Greyhound racing for monetary gain is considered a first-degree misdemeanor, and transmitting or receiving simulcasting for profit is prohibited, with penalties up to $10,000.
No, offenses committed before February 1, 2004, are still subject to penalties imposed under previous laws, which remain enforceable.
Courts may impose civil penalties of up to $10,000 for violations of greyhound simulcasting laws.