HB2383

Establishes and modifies criminal offenses involving unauthorized possession and damage of critical infrastructure materials and facilities.

The bill establishes and modifies criminal offenses related to unauthorized possession and damage of critical infrastructure materials and facilities. It defines "critical infrastructure facility" and outlines penalties for unauthorized possession of copper, brass, aluminum, fiber, or telecommunications material. The bill also defines the offense of damaging a critical infrastructure facility and sets penalties based on the value of the damage. It includes provisions for restitution and community service for offenders.