Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Relative to the issuance of no trespass orders on municipal or school district property.
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This bill creates a new process for issuing "no trespass orders" on property owned by cities, towns, or school districts. It allows officials to issue emergency orders to remove someone from public property and outlines how these orders can be extended. The bill also gives people who receive these orders the right to a hearing and the ability to appeal the decision in court.
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- R · PrimeJuliet Harvey-Bolia
- R · CoLisa Freeman
- R · CoDiane Pauer
- R · CoKaty Peternel
- R · CoMatt Sabourin
- R · CoJames Thibault
- R · CoWilliam Gannon
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