relative to civil rights enforcement.

The definition of 'threatening to commit' was updated to specify that the intent to inflict harm applies to 'a person or property,' ensuring legal clarity that threats against individuals are covered.

Administrative metadata, including the session date and version title, was updated to reflect the final agreement between the House and Senate.

Changed the motivation standard from 'substantially motivated' to 'motivated in whole or in part,' lowering the threshold for proving a civil rights violation.

Added specific definitions for 'threatening to commit' an act, clarifying that it includes communications conveying apparent ability and real possibility of harm.

Explicitly stated that liability applies if the bias is directed at the victim's affiliation or association with a protected group, not just the victim's own traits.