Montana HB702 revises laws related to criminal acts, including operating unauthorized drones over correctional institutions and assault with bodily.
Montana HB702 revises laws related to criminal acts by creating the offense of operating an unauthorized, unmanned aerial vehicle over a correctional institution, with penalties including imprisonment. It also revises sentencing for assault with bodily fluid, where a person purposely causes bodily fluids to contact law enforcement officers or defendants in pending criminal proceedings. The bill amends definitions and provisions related to possessing and transferring illegal articles, and it revises the definition of "persistent felony offender.
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