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(4) The proceedings referred to in this subsection at the pre-trial, procedural and appellate levels shall be governed by the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure and all other rules and procedures relating to civil actions, unless inconsistent with the provisions of this Section. Owners or operators of licensed training areas shall not be subject to any claim for nuisance and no Commonwealth court may order the use or operation of training areas based on noise or noise pollution, provided that the owners or operators of training areas comply with all applicable noise protection laws or regulations at the time of approval of the the establishment of training zones. was authorized by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. 8. A dog is examined by a veterinarian at least once every six months. During the examination, the veterinarian applies appropriate methods for the prevention, control, diagnosis and treatment of diseases and injuries. Release centres may lay down additional rules for the implementation of this Article, provided that such provisions are not contrary to the provisions or purpose of this Article, which is to require the sterilisation of all dogs and cats taken into the care of the points of release. The sterilization agreement to be used by the release sites is essentially in the following form: b) Exceptions.–The other sections of this chapter apply to: The provisions of this chapter shall not be construed as prohibiting the prosecution of an offender under any other legal provision. Subchapter D.1 Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Children (1) Whenever the Attorney General has reason to believe that a person or entity is in possession, custody or control of documents relevant to an extortion investigation, the Attorney General may issue a written request for a civil inquiry requiring the submission of those documents for review. (iii) where lethal force is used, its use is otherwise justified under this Chapter. 5.

the manner and time limit within which a report on the results of the veterinary examination must be submitted to the holder of the state dog; Previous provisions. Subchapter G was added on 26 November 1978, P.L.1316, No. 319, with effect from 1 January 1979. Former subchapter G, which referred to the Sentencing Board, was added on December 30, 1974, P.L.1052, No. 345, and on November 26, 1978, P.L.1316, No. 319, repealed with effect from January 1, 1979. (iv) Where a Party has submitted documents under this paragraph for use in an extortion investigation and no resulting case or proceeding has been commenced within a reasonable time after the completion of the review and analysis of all evidence gathered in the course of that investigation, that Party shall have the right, upon written request to the Attorney General, to return all documentary material: with the exception of copies thereof made in accordance with this paragraph and made by that Party in this manner. Subchapter D. information base of the sentence (transferred) (2) sufficient information to identify the dog to be examined; The certificates, licenses, buttons and labels that the Ministry of Finance provides to county treasurers under this Agreement shall comply with the requirements of the laws providing for their issuance. 3.

The initial training program also requires a person to take and pass a final exam that sufficiently measures knowledge and understanding of the teaching materials as a condition for successful completion of the training program. (1) In cases involving kennels other than private kennels, the Crown dog sitter or an employee of the department has been denied access to an inspection or examination of the kennel within the meaning of section 220(a) [FN3]. Subdivision B. Communication by cable, electronic or oral The secretary may, after proper notification and public hearing, make rules and regulations to carry out the provisions and intentions of this Act. References in the text. The Act of 18 June 1974 (P.L.359, No. 120), known as the Law on the Training and Training of the Municipal Police and referred to in the definition of “police officer”, was repealed by the Act of 19 December 1996 (P.L.1158, No. 177). The subject matter is now listed in Title 53, Chapter 21, Subchapter D (Municipalities in general). (b) Defense.–Any suit under this chapter is a defense that: § 459-200.

the issuance of driver`s licences for dogs; compensation; Proof required; deposit of funds; records; sale of licences; rules and regulations; non-compliance; illegal acts; “Illegal Telecommunications Equipment” penalty. Its meaning in section 3926 (with respect to theft of services) includes any telecommunications equipment that, alone or in conjunction with any other telecommunications apparatus or equipment, has been modified or altered, designed, modified, programmed or reprogrammed to interfere with, acquire, receive, transmit or decipher a telecommunications service without the consent or knowledge of the Telecommunications Service Providers. In addition to the examples listed in section 3926, the term includes, but is not limited to, devices, technologies, products, services, devices, computer software or parts thereof that are primarily distributed, sold, designed, assembled, manufactured, modified, programmed, reprogrammed or used to prevent unauthorized interference, decryption, access or purchase of telecommunications services provided by cable television. to make it possible. Satellite, telephone, wireless, microwave or radio distribution system or apparatus. (4) In order to promote such infiltration and corruption, organized crime shall apply and enforce the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for its unlawful purposes, which confer the privilege of conducting various types of business and are intended to ensure that such business is conducted for the purpose of promoting the public interest and the general economic well-being of the Commonwealth. Title 34 PA.C.S.A. Game.

Chapter 23. Hunting and kidnapping. Subchapter E. Dogs hunting game or wild animals. [FN2] The arrest warrant shall be issued for good cause. This shall be sufficient reason to prove one of the following reasons: In any criminal proceeding under this Chapter, the provisions of Chapter 3 (for misconduct) shall apply, except that: (ii) The extortion investigator to whom the documentation is delivered in this manner shall take possession of it and shall be responsible for the use and return of such material in accordance with this Subsection. The examiner may make copies of the documentation necessary for official use. During the possession of the investigator, no document presented in this manner may be available for review by any person other than the Attorney General or an exorbitant investigator without the consent of the party who submitted the material.

Under reasonable conditions prescribed by the Attorney General, the documents in the investigator`s possession must be made available to the party who submitted the documents or to the duly authorized representatives of that party. (e) Equitable remedy- In cases where circumstances so require, a binding injunction, special order or injunction may be issued under the conditions prescribed by the court, provided that such notice of the claim has been given to the defendant in accordance with the rules of practice of fairness. In such proceedings, the court shall issue a prohibition or injunction if it concludes that the defendant is engaging in unlawful conduct within the meaning of this Act or if it is engaging in conduct that causes direct and irreparable harm to the public. In addition to the injunction, the court may impose civil penalties under this Section in such fairness proceedings. Subchapter F. Other legal action (transferred) Subchapter C. Access to stored records of wired and electronic communications and transactions (18) All laws and regulations relating to the conditions of application of kennels prior to the effective date of this paragraph [FN5] shall remain in effect until the effective date of the remainder of this Subsection or the period established by a waiver under paragraph (j); whichever is longer.