Establishes the offense of masked intimidation

SB 1150 defines "masked intimidation" as intentionally harassing, intimidating, or threatening someone while hiding one's face with a mask or similar device, with the intent to cause reasonable fear for their safety. This offense is a class C misdemeanor (or class B for repeat offenses), but the law includes exemptions for masks worn during holidays, for safety (e.g., occupational, weather, medical), religiously, or in artistic contexts. The bill specifically targets the use of masks to conceal identity for intimidation purposes, not mask-wearing itself, and explicitly preserves First Amendment rights. It does not address bias motivations directly - those are covered under separate sections of the law.