HB 1332 Summary

• Entering or remaining in a dwelling or highly secured premises without authorization is a class C felony.

• Entering or remaining in buildings, occupied structures, storage structures, or enclosed places without authorization is a class A misdemeanor.

• Trespassing on posted property after notice is a class B misdemeanor, escalating to class A misdemeanor for second or subsequent offenses within two years.

• Remaining on another's property after being requested to leave by an authorized individual is a class B misdemeanor, escalating to class A misdemeanor for repeat offenses within two years.

• Courts must impose a minimum $1,000 fee on conviction, deposited in the county general fund and dedicated to the sheriff's office in the county where arrest occurred.