NM SB100

Adds a statutory definition of "dwelling" for burglary and aggravated burglary offenses: a personal space with some sort of enclosure that creates an expectation of privacy where a reasonable person would expect protection from unauthorized intrusion

Expands the list of locations covered under burglary to explicitly include vehicles, watercraft, and aircraft alongside dwellings and other structures

Unauthorized entry into a dwelling with intent to commit a felony or theft remains a third degree felony; entry into vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, or other structures is a fourth degree felony

Aggravated burglary (entry with a deadly weapon, arming oneself after entry, or committing battery) remains a second degree felony

Amends Sections 30-16-3 and 30-16-4 NMSA 1978, originally enacted in 1963