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AZ · HB4117INTRO · 2 COSPONSORS

Interfering with religious service

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This bill creates a new law in Arizona that makes it illegal to intentionally disrupt religious services or activities. This includes blocking people from entering or leaving a place of worship or causing a commotion inside. Peaceful protests and actions by law enforcement are exempt from this law. Violating this law would be a misdemeanor, but could become a felony if the person has prior convictions, uses force or threats, or commits the offense with others.

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Sponsorship · 3 Sponsors
Democrat0Republican3Independent0Other0
  • R · PrimeTeresa Martinez
  • R · CoRachel Keshel
  • R · CoMichael Way
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