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While every effort was made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the statutes available on sadlynormal.org, Sadly Normal can not be held responsible for incorrect information within the statutes posted. SadlyNormal.org is not responsible for any errors or omissions which may occur in these files.

If you feel you can bring action, or if you have questions about whether you can bring action against a perpetrator for violating laws against you, please contact the local police department, the District or Commonwealth Attorney in the area in which the crime took place, or an attorney. 

If you feel you are being misleaded by city or state representatives, please contact an attorney or legal aide in the same area.

Portions of text may be omitted from the statute as copied to sadlynormal.org when the specific portion has no effect on the statute in regards to child sexual abuse.