Expands criminal penalties for graffiti on public lands to include natural and archaeological features.
This bill amends the criminal offense of defacing by graffiti on public lands to include additional conduct involving natural and archaeological features. It provides for a fine or restitution order to restore the damage caused by a defendant. The bill also makes technical and conforming changes. Effective May 6, 2026.
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