An Act prohibiting soliciting acts of terrorism

This bill amends Massachusetts law to criminalize soliciting, inciting, or encouraging others to commit acts of terrorism that threaten human life, property, or critical infrastructure. It defines "solicits" broadly to include actions like luring, advising, or commanding and specifies that penalties range from fines and jail time to up to 20 years in prison or life imprisonment if the act results in death. The legislation also mandates that convicted individuals pay restitution for any financial losses or damages caused by the crime and requires the Attorney General to review existing terrorism laws within 90 days to ensure they remain effective against modern threats.