Criminal Law - Destroying Funerary Objects and Cemetery Elements - Statute of Limitations and Prohibition
Extending from 1 year to 3 years the statute of limitations for prosecutions relating to destroying funerary objects and other elements of a cemetery to begin at the time local authorities knew or reasonably should have known of the violation; and prohibiting a person from willfully destroying, damaging, defacing, or removing any part of the grounds of a cemetery.
Monuments and memorials
Cemeteries
Property Damage
CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS
Penalties and Sentences
Criminal Law - Procedures
Statutes of Limitation
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