Arizona HB2862 makes it a crime to wear a mask at a public assembly with intent to conceal identity.
Arizona HB2862 adds a new law making it a class 3 misdemeanor to wear a mask at a public assembly with the intent to conceal one's identity. Exceptions include masks worn for religious, occupational, medical, or safety reasons, among others. A second or subsequent violation is a class 1 misdemeanor. A public assembly is defined as a gathering of at least ten people in a public place or on property open to the public.
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