This section of Pennsylvania law, known as the Pennsylvania Uniform Firearms Act of 1995, outlines prohibited firearm-related activities, penalties for crimes involving firearms, and evidence considerations. It specifies that individuals armed during certain crimes can face additional punishment and that being armed without a license indicates intent to commit an offense.
It is the law that governs firearm regulations, offenses, and penalties in Pennsylvania, including provisions for crimes committed with firearms.
They can face additional penalties beyond the original crime, as being armed during certain offenses is considered an aggravating factor.
Yes, in Pennsylvania, being armed without a license can be used as evidence of intent to commit a crime.
Definitions such as 'Commonwealth Photo Imaging Network,' 'safekeeping permit,' and 'loaded' were added to clarify legal terms related to firearms.