Doubling Penalties for Vandalism at National Gallery and Federal Buildings.
This bill doubles the maximum potential penalty for property damage committed at the National Gallery of Art and certain other federal buildings and grounds. The change aims to increase the legal consequences for individuals who damage public art and infrastructure. Citizens should be aware that acts of vandalism in these specific locations now carry a significantly higher legal risk.
Key points
The maximum penalty for property damage at the National Gallery of Art and specific federal buildings is doubled (from five to ten units, likely years of imprisonment or fine amount).
The measure increases legal consequences for individuals who destroy public property, often targeting protest-related vandalism.
Status:
Expired
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