Trespass

Bill scope changed from large-scale ticketed events (5,000+ attendance) to trespass on property secured by law enforcement officers and interference with sporting/entertainment events.

Removed 'covered event' definition based on attendance thresholds; added definitions for 'covered participant' and 'restricted area' for sporting/entertainment contexts.

Added requirement that restricted areas must be legally posted with specific notice about felony penalties for trespass.

Changed penalty structure from event-specific trespass to general trespass on secured property and interference with event participants.

Added prohibition against soliciting others to violate the new trespass and interference provisions.

Effective date remains upon becoming law, but substantive provisions now apply to broader range of properties and events.

Added new definitions for 'covered event' (ticketed events with over 5,000 attendees) and 'restricted area' to clarify the bill's application.

Changed the offense from general trespass in a structure to trespass in a restricted area at a covered event, with enhanced penalties for adults and reduced penalties for minors.

Removed the original language that referenced amending section 810.08 and instead created a new section 810.091 for trespass at large scale ticketed events.

Added an effective date provision stating the act takes effect upon becoming law.