Establishes the Critical Infrastructure Protection Law in Illinois, criminalizing theft and damage to critical infrastructure facilities.
The bill creates the Critical Infrastructure Protection Law, defining "critical infrastructure facility" to include petroleum refineries, electrical power facilities, petroleum products storage, military facilities, and more. It criminalizes damaging, destroying, vandalizing, defacing, tampering with, or stealing equipment or assets from these facilities, with penalties based on the value of the stolen property. It also imposes civil liability for compensatory and punitive damages on those who violate the law.
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