Massachusetts S3159 strengthens GPS tampering laws by classifying certain actions as felonies.
Massachusetts S3159 amends existing law to strengthen penalties for GPS tampering. Specifically, it adds a new provision stating that the intentional removal or destruction of a GPS tracking device with the intent to evade authorities or cause harm, without judicial approval or a necessity to prevent greater harm, constitutes a felony. This change aims to deter malicious tampering with GPS devices.
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