HB1025

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authorize the issuance of no-trespass orders by private security officers, require the establishment of buffer zones per written no-trespass orders, and afford municipalities greater authority to regulate trespass.

Eric Emery

House Bill·Introduced Jan 13, 2026·Last action Jan 20, 2026

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HB1025 allows private security officers to issue written no-trespass orders and requires that anyone receiving such an order stay at least 50 feet away from the property. The bill also upgrades the penalty for ignoring a no-trespass order from a Class 2 misdemeanor to a Class 1 misdemeanor, and gives municipalities more power to regulate trespassing within their areas.

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Police authorityBill would expand (relevance: 80%)Criminal penaltiesBill would increase (relevance: 70%)Local government authorityBill would expand (relevance: 60%)

Changes to Existing Law

2 sections affected1155 words added25 words removed

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§ 22-35new § 22-35-6amended

History (2)

Jan 20, 2026H
House of Representatives Withdrawn at the Request of the Prime Sponsor H.J. 51
Jan 13, 2026H
First read in House and referred to House Judiciary H.J. 13

Sponsors (6)

Eric Emery

Prime sponsor · Rep.

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