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Do you have to provide ID to police in PA?

Do I have to show ID when police demand it? Not in Pennsylvania. If you are detained or arrested, you may choose to show ID when police demand it. If you choose not to show ID, you could be detained for a longer time while police attempt to identify you.

What is considered harassment in PA?

What is considered harassment in Pennsylvania is conduct with the intent to harass or annoy another person. It may include striking, touching, following, communicating and engaging in other conduct that serves no legitimate purpose.

How do I look up a traffic ticket in PA?

To look up a Pennsylvania traffic record, an individual can order their driver record online or by mail from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT).

Can I sue for harassment in PA?

In Pennsylvania, aside from suing for other claims, the law also specifically states that a victim has a right to sue if the abuser has circulated intimate or sexual images with the intent of annoying, harassing, or alarming the victim. To sue, you will most likely need the help of a lawyer.