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IN SB0073
Bill
AI Summary
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Wearing a mask with intent to conceal identity at a public assembly (gathering of 10+ persons in a public place) becomes a Class C misdemeanor, elevated to Class A misdemeanor for repeat offenses
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Rioting while wearing a mask is elevated to a Level 6 felony, adding mask-wearing to existing aggravating factors like use of deadly weapons or causing serious bodily injury
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Disorderly conduct while wearing a mask is elevated from a Class B misdemeanor to a Level 6 felony
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Exemptions from the mask definition include holiday costumes, theater costumes, religious coverings, occupational safety equipment, physician-prescribed medical devices, motorcycle/bicycle helmets, athletic equipment, and coverings worn by EMS providers or law enforcement
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Defense available if the assembly occurs on private property where the property owner has granted permission for mask-wearing
Legislative Description
Masks at public assemblies.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Corrections and Criminal Law
12/8/2025