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Safe Haven Laws – PA

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Safe Haven of Pennsylvania, also known as the Newborn Protection Act, states that any parent may leave a newborn baby in the care of a hospital or with a police officer at a police station without being criminally liable as long as the baby is no older than 28 days and is not harmed.

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