Criminal Offenses Modifications

The offense of 'threat of terrorism' was renamed to 'terrorism' to reflect that it now covers completed acts in addition to threatened acts.

The definition of 'unlawful activity' was updated to include the new 'unlawful detention' and 'aggravated disorderly conduct on a street or highway' offenses.

A new offense of 'unlawful detention' was created to include the specific act of preventing an individual from freely traveling on a street or highway.

The offense of 'unlawful deprivation of civil rights' was renamed 'unlawful deprivation of religious rights' to specifically address preventing individuals from entering or exiting houses of worship.

Renamed the offense of 'threat of terrorism' to 'terrorism' and clarified that the law applies to completed acts in addition to threatened acts.

Expanded the definition of 'pattern of unlawful activity' to include aggravated disorderly conduct on a street or highway and unlawfully advancing foreign organizations.

Created a new crime for unlawfully advancing foreign organizations and governments, including coordinating with designated foreign terrorist organizations.

Created a new crime for intentionally concealing one's identity (e.g., wearing a mask) while committing a criminal offense in a public place.

Created a new crime for unlawfully depriving individuals of their right to enter or exit a house of worship to prevent them from exercising religious liberty.