This law section outlines offenses related to the unauthorized wearing, sale, or dealing with military uniforms, insignia, and decorations in Pennsylvania. It also addresses fraudulent use of secret fraternal association names and insignia. Penalties range from summary to third-degree misdemeanors depending on the offense.
Wearing or displaying military uniforms, decorations, insignia, or emblems without authority, especially to obtain aid, profit, or while soliciting contributions, is illegal and considered a summary offense.
Yes, selling or offering for sale labeled artificial flowers of veterans' organizations without authorization is a summary offense under Pennsylvania law.
Dealing in military medals, insignia, or decorations without proper authority is classified as a third-degree misdemeanor in Pennsylvania.
Yes, using or imitating the name or insignia of a secret fraternal organization with intent to deceive, or soliciting membership under false pretenses, can lead to criminal charges under Pennsylvania law.