Classifies and punishes criminal offenses committed while wearing a mask as one degree higher.
The bill addresses criminal offenses committed while wearing a mask to conceal identity. It mandates that such offenses be classified and punished one degree higher than the underlying crime. Exemptions include wearing masks for safety, in theatrical productions, during civil defense drills, or as part of a society's ritual. The bill does not apply to traditional holiday costumes or masks worn for occupational safety.
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