Virginia HB1482 restricts law-enforcement officers from wearing facial coverings during official duties, with exceptions, and allows injured parties.
Virginia HB1482 prohibits law-enforcement officers from wearing facial coverings while performing their duties, except under specific conditions such as medical protection, hazardous environments, or safety gear. Violators face misdemeanor charges. Injured parties can sue for damages, with certain liability limits waived. The law defines "facial covering" and "law-enforcement officer" and mandates visible identification for officers.
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