An act concerning criminal penalties for intentional damage to critical infrastructure.
An Act Concerning Criminal Penalties for Intentional Damage to Critical Infrastructure.
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Overview
To strengthen criminal penalties for intentional damage to or tampering with critical infrastructure and public safety systems by expanding the offenses of criminal mischief in the first and second degrees to include conduct that causes damage, or creates a risk of interruption or impairment of services rendered to the public, including utility, transportation, communications, emergency response and other essential state and municipal systems.
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Judiciary Committee
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S34 Committee
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