Rep. Seth Grove (R-Dover) held a press conference calling for the House to pass House Bill 2189 to address the practice of “sexting” among teens. Grove’s bill would create a new misdemeanor of the second degree to adjudicate juveniles age 13 through 17 caught sexting, in contrast to the current felony charges they could face. Grove partnered with the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association (PDAA) to draft the bill, which is expected to come before the House Judiciary Committee on March 10. Pictured (from left) are Rep. Tom Caltagirone (D-Reading), Dauphin County District Attorney and president of PDAA Edward Marsico Jr., Rep. Mauree Gingrich (R-Palmyra), and Grove.  View more information here.