Placing Nazi symbols or emblems on certain property with intent to intimidate; penalty.

Changed the prohibited symbol language from 'Nazi symbol commonly known as a swastika' to 'Hakenkreuz, hooked cross, or Nazi symbol or emblem, sometimes referred to as the Nazi swastika'

Updated the exemption language to clarify that the new terms do not include sacred symbols used by Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, or Native American religions

Changed document header from Senate Substitute to House Substitute with updated bill number and date

Removed the terms 'Hakenkreuz' and 'hooked cross' from the statute, replacing them with 'Nazi symbol commonly known as a swastika' to clarify the specific symbols being prohibited.

Expanded the exemption for religious use of the swastika to include 'some Native American religions' rather than listing specific ones, providing broader protection for religious practices.

Minor formatting and spacing changes occurred throughout the document, including reorganization of header information and line breaks.

Changed the prohibited symbol definition from 'Nazi symbol commonly known as a swastika' to 'Hakenkreuz, hooked cross, or Nazi symbol or emblem, sometimes referred to as the Nazi swastika' to more precisely target Nazi imagery.

Expanded the list of religions whose swastika symbols are exempt from the law to include Zoroastrianism and Native American religions alongside Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.

Added line numbers and changed document header from 'Finance and Appropriations Substitute' to 'Floor Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute' with a new bill number.

Added page numbers, session headers, and bill tracking numbers to the document formatting.

Removed placeholder date lines and subcommittee-specific headers.

Changed committee attribution from 'Senate Committee for Courts of Justice' to 'Senate Committee on Finance and Appropriations'

Added line numbers and page numbers for legislative tracking

Added new provision clarifying that the swastika symbol does not include those used by Hinduism, Buddhism, or Jainism religions

Changed document header from 'SENATE SUBSTITUTE' to 'OFFERED FOR CONSIDERATION' with updated date

Removed the specific terms 'Hakenkreuz, hooked cross' from the statute text and replaced them with the broader phrase 'Nazi symbol commonly known as a swastika'.

Deleted the exemption clause that distinguished sacred swastikas used by Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, and Native American religions from prohibited Nazi symbols.

Changed the fiscal impact section to include blank spaces for appropriation amounts instead of stating the amounts cannot be determined.

Changed the title from 'Nazi swastika' to 'Nazi symbol or emblem' for broader clarity and to avoid confusion with sacred swastikas used in other religions.

Updated subsection D to explicitly state that sacred swastikas from Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, and Native American religions are distinct from and not included in the prohibited Nazi symbols.

Added spacing and formatting changes typical of reenrollment, including line breaks and page number formatting.

Changed the statute title and text from 'swastika' to 'Nazi swastika' and added specific terms 'Hakenkreuz' and 'hooked cross' to clarify the prohibited symbols.

Added an explicit exemption stating that the Nazi swastika definition does not include the swastika symbol of peace and prosperity used by Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, or Native American religions.

Updated the prohibited symbols in subsections A and B to include 'Hakenkreuz, hooked cross, or Nazi symbol or emblem, sometimes referred to as the Nazi swastika' instead of just 'swastika'.