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Jul 24, 2024
H237
Jul 24, 2024
H237
H237 "Various Criminal and Election Law Changes" (Anti-Masking Bill)
Criminal Law Reform
Position: Oppose
Status: Governor's veto overridden
This bill targets protesters by criminalizing behavior such as wearing a mask and blocking traffic.