Pennsylvania law Sections 4911 and 4912 criminalize tampering with public records and impersonating a public servant, respectively. Section 4911 covers making false entries, altering, or destroying government records, with penalties varying based on intent to defraud or injure. Section 4912 addresses impersonating a public official, with associated legal consequences.
Tampering includes knowingly making false entries, altering, destroying, or concealing government records with intent to deceive or impair their integrity.
Tampering is usually a second-degree misdemeanor, but if intended to defraud or harm, it becomes a third-degree felony.
It involves falsely presenting oneself as a government official or law enforcement officer with the intent to deceive or commit fraud.
Yes, impersonation can lead to criminal charges, with penalties varying based on the severity and intent of the offense.