Establishes the crime of aggravated disorderly conduct
This bill creates a new crime called aggravated disorderly conduct, which applies to individuals who intentionally or recklessly block traffic or prevent people from entering or leaving buildings during unauthorized protests or assemblies. The offense is classified as a class A misdemeanor and is designated as a specified offense, meaning it triggers specific legal procedures associated with hate crimes. Additionally, the legislation updates rules regarding bail, allowing courts to deny release on one's own recognizance for this new charge if there is reasonable cause to believe the defendant committed the crime.
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in committee
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Introduction
Apr 2026
Committee Review
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Introduced Apr 24, 2026
Last action Apr 24, 2026
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1 primary · 10 co-sponsors
Sponsors
Role
Legislator
Party
State
District
P
Ari Brown
RRepublican
Co
Alec Brook-Krasny
RRepublican/Conservative
Co
Danny Norber
RRepublican/Conservative
Co
Dave McDonough
RRepublican
Co
Ed Ra
RRepublican
Co
Jake Blumencranz
RRepublican/Conservative
Co
Jarett Gandolfo
RRepublican/Conservative/Independence
Co
Joe Angelino
RRepublican/Conservative/Independence
Co
Joe DeStefano
RRepublican/Conservative
Co
John Lemondes
RRepublican/Conservative/Independence
Co
Misha Novakhov
RRepublican/Conservative
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