Minnesota HF122 imposes civil penalties on individuals who disrupt or interfere with youth athletic activities.
Minnesota HF122 introduces civil penalties for individuals who disrupt or interfere with youth athletic activities. The bill allows the commission to impose fines of up to $1,000 on those who intentionally enter the field of play and disrupt an activity, cause objects to enter the field of play that disrupt an activity, or assault or physically interfere with officials, game organizers, players, or coaches during a youth athletic activity. Exceptions are made for actions taken to provide medical assistance or to prevent or address an emergency.
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