Minnesota HF3566 establishes crimes for damaging farm machinery and trespassing on agricultural land, with penalties.
Minnesota HF3566 creates a crime for intentionally damaging farm machinery or equipment on agricultural land, classifying it as a gross misdemeanor. It also establishes a crime for trespassing on agricultural land with intent to harm crops or machinery, also a gross misdemeanor. The bill mandates that courts order restitution to the owner of damaged machinery or equipment. The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to include these new offenses and penalties.
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