Minnesota SF1829 imposes civil penalties on individuals who disrupt or interfere with youth athletic activities.
Minnesota SF1829 enacts civil penalties for individuals who disrupt or interfere with youth athletic activities. The bill allows the commission to impose a civil penalty of up to $1,000 on individuals who intentionally enter the field of play and disrupt a youth athletic activity, cause an object to enter the field of play that disrupts the activity, or assault or physically interfere with an official, game organizer, player, or coach involved in a youth athletic activity.
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