Senate advances bill to criminalize unauthorized entry into motor vehicles
The Senate advanced H.563 to create a new subsection in the criminal trespass law making knowingly entering another person’s motor vehicle without consent punishable by up to three months in jail or a $500 fine; the sponsor framed the change as closing a long‑standing privacy loophole.
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Senator from Wyndham presented H.563 on second reading, saying the bill would amend the criminal trespass statute to make knowingly entering another person’s motor vehicle without consent a punishable offense.
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