1. Virtue, Liberty, and Independence

3.  12.7 million people
 6th Most populous state
 170 miles x 283 miles
 Ruffed Grouse
 White Tailed Deer
 Eastern Hemlock
 Mountain Laurel

4.  Founded 1638
 67 counties
 28.5 % German Ancestry
 80% Christian
 18th largest economy in
world
 Largest private employer
is Walmart
 51.8% registered
Democratic

6.  Capital: Harrisburg
 Commonwealth
 Governor: Tom Corbett (R)
 U.S. Senators
 Bob Casey (D)
 Pat Toomey (R)
 18 Representatives in the
U.S. House
 U.S. 3rd District
 Mike Kelly (R)

7.  It is illegal to sell tobacco to people under 18
 It is NOT illegal for someone under 18 to
smoke, possess tobacco
 As long as you don’t lie about your age
 § 6305. Sale of tobacco (a) Offense defined.--A person is guilty of
a summary offense if he:1. sells tobacco, in any form, to any minor
under the age of 18 years; 2. by purchase, gift or other
means, furnishes tobacco, in any form, to a minor under the age of
18 years; or 3. knowingly and falsely represents himself to be 18
years of age or older to another for the purpose of procuring or
having furnished to him tobacco in any form.(b) Penalty.--A person
who violates this section shall, upon conviction, be sentenced to
pay a fine of not less than $25 for a first offense and not less than
$100 for a subsequent offense.

8.  Must be 21 to consume/purchase alcohol
 Liquor stores are run by the state (prices are the same
throughout)
 Beer must be sold through beer distributors, bars,
restaurants, or beer stores
 You can serve alcohol at 18
 DUI is a .08% BAC (6 beers within 4 hours)
 Resturants and bars MUST close by 2 a.m.
 No Underage Drinking allowed*

9.  1.) 29 states allow on private property with parental
consent
 2.) 6 states allow without parental consent
 3.) 25 states allow for religious purposes
 4.) 16 states allow for medical purposes
 5.) 4 states allow for governmental related work
 6.) 7 states allow educational purposes (culinary school)
 7.) 4 states allow for reporting a minor drinking for
medical reasons
 8.) 11 states allow drinking on alcohol selling premises
with parental consent

10.  12:01 a.m. – 5:00 a.m. Monday – Friday
 Minor (under 17)
 Except for:
 Emergency
 With Parent
 Errand for Parent
 Employment
 Sidewalk in front of house
 Interstate travel
 School activity
 First Amendment rights

11.  10:00 p.m. – 6:00 a.m. Sunday – Thursday (School)
12:00 Friday’s and Saturday’s
 12:01 a.m. – 6:00 a.m. Sunday – Friday (Summer)
 Minor (under 18)
 First probably a warning
 Then it’s a fine
 Starting at $25.oo
 Class 4 Misdemeanor
 If Parents knowingly let children go…
 $500.00
 90 days in jail

12.  Under 18…
 6 points
 or
 26 mph over the speed limit = 90 day suspension
 First time above 6 points
 Written exam about driving practices, department
sanctions, and related safety issues
 2nd Time and 3rd time above 6 points
 PennDOT department hearing with 15 day suspension
 Exorbitant Speed
 Above by 31 mphs
 Mandatory hearing

13.  Not stopping at a red light: 3 points
 Ignoring a flashing red light: 3 points
 Improper passing: 3 points
 Tailgating: 3
 Not stopping for a school bus with flashing red lights: 5 points and 60-
day
 Exceeding the speed limit by six to 10 mph: 2 points
 Exceeding the speed limit by 11 to 15 mph: 3 points
 Exceeding the speed limit by 16 to 25 mph: 4 points
 Exceeding the speed limit by 26 to 30 mph: 5 points
 Exceeding the speed limit by 31 mph or more: 5 points, and possible
other penalties as determined by a hearing examiner
 Not yielding to pedestrian in crosswalk: 2 points
 Careless driving: 3 points
 Leaving the scene of an accident that results in property damage: 4
points