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August 05, 2005
Pennsylvania reintroduces six new bills aimed to combat identity theft
Business Journal reports that "state Rep. Michael McGeehan, D-Phila., announced the reintroduction of six bills on Thursday aimed at protecting consumers and businesses against identity theft. Among the proposed bills is a measure that would address the role the state plays in identity theft, McGeehan said."
Several identity theft related offences are going to be designated as felonies if and when these bills are passed.
Posted in Identity Theft at August 5, 2005 01:27 PM
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