41. State Debt Collection Laws California civil code Section 1788, et seq. com/consumer, click on What Florida law Provides, click on iowa iowa Attorney General s Guide to Debt Collection www http://www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs27plus.htm

State Debt Collection Laws and Publications The following contains links to resources guides published by state or city consumer agencies that provide an overview of debt collection, citations of applicable statutes of state debt collection laws, and web addresses to access those citations online. It is not intended to give legal advice and may not be complete. If you have additional information that you feel should be added to this site, please contact us using our inquiry form, noted below. Privacy Rights Clearinghouse th Ave., Suite B San Diego, CA 92103 Voice: (619) 298-3396 Fax: (619) 298-5681 Contact Us: www.privacyrights.org/inquiryform.html Web: www.privacyrights.org Last Modified: February 16, 2004 Alabama Louisiana Oklahoma Alaska ... Ohio Alabama Code of Alabama Title 40, Chapter 12, Section 80 (40-12-80)

42. State Laws Ch775 Act30, White Cane law. Indiana, General, 1998 Indiana code. Title 16 Art32, Persons With Disabilities. Title 22 Art9, civil Rights. iowa, General, code of iowa. http://sdog.danawheels.net/laws/statelaws.shtml

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43. Iowa Department Of Alcoholic Beverages which may be imposed for violations of iowa code chapter 123; civil penalties imposed by the division are retained for licensee and law enforcement education. http://www.iowaabd.com/about_office/historical_highlights/historical_highlights.

Home Contact Us Links Search the Site Following are highlights of Iowa's liquor control system: Jan. 20, 1920 - Volstead Act (national prohibition) becomes effective following ratification of the 18th Amendment by the states. (18th Amendment prohibited the 'manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquor.') Feb. 20, 1933 - U.S. Congress repeals the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act by approving the 21st Repeal Amendment. Iowa votes in favor of repeal of the 18th Amendment at its ratification convention on July 10, 1933. Dec. 5, 1933 - Proclamation 2065 officially replaces the 18th Amendment with the 21st Repeal Amendment; 14 years of national prohibition are ended. March 8, 1934 - Iowa becomes one of the original 'control' or 'monopoly' states and assumes direct control over the wholesale and retail distribution of all alcoholic beverages except beer. Also effective on this date: the general public is required to obtain a special permit from the Liquor Control Commission and to present a special booklet to purchase liquor (repealed May 16, 1963); and, liquor stores are required to be closed on national, state and municipal election days. (Repealed Jan. 1, 1972.)

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Appendix C Bias Crimes Statutes and Related Provisions Nationwide Compiled by the Massachusetts Office of The Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, October 1997. Reprinted with permission. Alabama Ala. Code  13A-5-13 (Penalty Enhancement) (1993) Ala. Code  13A-11-12 (Institutional Vandalism, Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1977) Alaska Alaska Stat.  12.55.155 (Penalty Enhancement) (1996) Arizona Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann.  13-1604 (Institutional Vandalism, Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1994) Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann.  13-1702 (Penalty Enhancement) (1997) Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann.  41-1750 (Data Collection) (1991) Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann.  41-1822 (Training Law Personnel) (1991) Arkansas Ark. Code Ann.  5-71-207 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1975) Ark. Code Ann.  5-71-215 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1993) Ark. Code Ann.  16-123-105 (Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1995) Ark. Code Ann.  16-123-106 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1993) Ark. Code Ann.  16-123-107 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1995) California Cal. Civil Code  52 (Civil Action, Private and Attorney General, Damages and Injunction) (1994) Cal. Penal Code  51.7 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1994) Cal. Penal Code  136.2 (Stay Away Order once criminal charges filed) (1996) Cal. Penal Code  302 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1994) Cal. Penal Code  422.6 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories and Institutional Vandalism) (1994) Cal. Penal Code  422.75 (Penalty Enhancement) (1995) Cal. Penal Code  422.9 (Violation of Civil Injunction is a Criminal Penalty) (1987) Cal. Penal Code  422.95 (Sensitivity Training) (1995) Cal. Penal Code  594.3 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1983) Cal. Penal Code  11410 (Declaration of Purpose for Criminal Sanctions) Cal. Penal Code  11411 (Cross Burning) (1991) Cal. Penal Code  11412 (Obstructing Exercise of Religion) (1984) Cal. Penal Code  1170.75 (Penalty Enhancement) (1994) Cal. Penal Code  13519.6 (Data Collection and Training Law Personnel) (1992) Colorado Colo. Rev. Stat.  18-9-113 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1991) Colo. Rev. Stat.  18-9-121 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories and Institutional Vandalism) (1988) Connecticut Conn. Gen. Stat.  29-7m (Data Collection) (1987) Conn. Gen. Stat.  33-37 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1949) Conn. Gen. Stat.  46a-58 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories, Cross Burning, and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1984) Conn. Gen. Stat.  46a-64 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with CategoriesPublic Accommodation Discrimination) (1990) Conn. Gen. Stat.  46a-64c (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with CategoriesHousing Discrimination) (1992) Conn. Gen. Stat.  52-571(a) (Civil Action, Private, Injunction) (1993) Conn. Gen. Stat.  52-571(c) (Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1995) Conn. Gen. Stat.  53-37(a) (Mask or Hood Wearing) (1982) Conn. Gen. Stat.  53-37(b) (Independent Criminal Civil Rights without Categories) (1993) Conn. Gen. Stat.  53a-40a (Penalty Enhancement) (1990) Conn. Gen. Stat.  53a-181b (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories and Institutional Vandalism) (1990) Conn. Gen. Stat.  562-251b (Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1984) Delaware De. Code Ann. tit. 11,  304 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights without Categories and Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1997) De. Code Ann. tit. 11,  805 (Cross Burning) (1993) De. Code Ann. tit. 11,  1301(1)(g) (Mask Wearing) (1953) De. Code Ann. tit. 11,  4209(e)(1)(v) (Penalty EnhancementAggravating Circumstance in Death Penalty Statute) (1995) District of Columbia D.C. Code Ann.  22-3112.2 (Cross-Burning and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1983) D.C. Code Ann.  22-3112.3 (Mask Wearing) (1983) D.C. Code Ann.  22-4001 (Defines Bias-Related Crimes) D.C. Code Ann.  22-4002 (Data Collection) (1990) D.C. Code Ann.  22-4003 (Penalty Enhancement) (1990) D.C. Code Ann.  22-4004 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1990) Florida Fla. Stat. Ann.  760.51 (Civil Action, Attorney General, Damages and Injunction) (1994) Fla. Stat. Ann.  775.085 (Penalty Enhancement and Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1992) Fla. Stat. Ann.  775.0845 (Penalty Enhancement for Mask Wearing) (1995) Fla. Stat. Ann.  806.13 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1995) Fla. Stat. Ann.  876.17 (Cross Burning, Public Place) (1993) Fla. Stat. Ann.  876.18 (Cross Burning, Another's Property) (1993) Fla. Stat. Ann.  877.19 (Data Collection) (1996) Georgia Ga. Code Ann.  16-7-26 (Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1968) Ga. Code Ann.  16-11-37(b)(1) (Cross Burning) (1974) Ga. Code Ann.  16-11-38 (Mask Wearing) (1968) Hawaii Haw. Rev. Stat.  711-1107 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1993) Idaho Idaho Code  67-2915 (Data Collection) (1995) Idaho Code  18-7301 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1972) Idaho Code  18-7901 (Declaration of Purpose for Criminal Sanctions) (1983) Idaho Code  18-7902 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories, Desecration of Religious Institutions, Institutional Vandalism, Cross Burning) (1983) Idaho Code  18-7903 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1983) Illinois 20 Ill. Comp. Stat. 2605/55a(A)31 (Data Collection and Training Law Personnel) (1995) 720 Ill. Comp. Stat. 5/12-7.1 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories and Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1996) 720 Ill. Comp. Stat. 5/21-1.2 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1994) 730 Ill. Comp. Stat. 5/5-5-3.2(a)(10) (Penalty Enhancement) (1996) Indiana Ind. Code Ann.  22-9.5-10-1 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with CategoriesFair Housing) (1993) Ind. Code Ann.  35-43-1-2 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1996) Iowa Iowa Code  692.15 (Data Collection) (1996) Iowa Code  708.2C and 229A.2 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1995) Iowa Code  712.9 and 729A.2 (Penalty Enhancement) (1992) Iowa Code  716.6A and 729A.2 (Penalty Enhancement) (1992) Iowa Code  729.4 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with CategoriesFair Employment Practices) (1987) Iowa Code  729.5 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights without Categories, Institutional Vandalism) (1992) Iowa Code  729A.1 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1992) Iowa Code  729A.4 (Training Law Personnel) (1992) Iowa Code  729A.5 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1992) Kansas An. Stat. Ann.  21-4003 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1993) An. Stat. Ann.  21-4111 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1994) An. Stat. Ann.  21-4716 (Penalty Enhancement) (1994) Kentucky Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann.  15.331 (Training Law Personnel) (1992) Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann.  17.1523 (Data Collection) (1992) Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann.  344.450 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1996) Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann.  525.110 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1992) Louisiana La. Rev. Stat. Ann.  14:107.2 (Penalty Enhancement) (1997) La. Rev. Stat. Ann.  14:225 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1984) La. Rev. Stat. Ann.  15:1204.2(B)(4) and 1204.4 (Data Collection) (1997) La. Rev. Stat. Ann.  40:2403(H) (Training Law Personnel) (1997) Maine Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 5,  4681 (Civil Action, Attorney General, Injunction, Violation of Injunction is a Criminal Penalty) (1995) Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 5,  4682 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction, Violation of Injunction is a Criminal Penalty) (1995) Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 17,  2931 and tit. 5,  4684A (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1987 and 1993) Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 17-A,  507 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1976) Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 17-A,  507A (Desecration of Religious Institutions- Cemetery/Burial Ground) (1987) Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 17-A,  1151(8)(B) (Penalty Enhancement) (1995) Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 25,  1544 (Data Collection) (1991) Maryland Md. Code Ann. art. 27,  470A (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories, Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1994) Md. Code Ann. art. 88B,  9 (Data Collection) (1992) Massachusetts Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 12,  11H (Civil Action, Attorney General, Injunction) (1982) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 12,  11I (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1982) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 12,  11J (Violation of Injunction is a Criminal Penalty) (1985) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 22C,  33 to 35 (Data Collection) (1991) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 265,  37 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights without Categories) (1979) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 265,  39 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories and Diversity Awareness Program) (1997) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 266,  98 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1960) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 266,  116B (Training Law Personnel) (1991) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 266,  127A (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1989) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 268,  34 (Mask Wearing) (1902) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 272,  38 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1970) Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 272,  98 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with CategoriesPublic Accommodations Discrimination) (1970) Michigan Mich. Comp. Laws. Ann.  14.101 (Civil Action, Attorney General, Damages and Injunction) (1970) Mich. Comp. Laws Ann.  750.147b (Institutional Vandalism, Desecration of Religious Institutions, Cross Burning, Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories and Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1989) Mich. Comp. Laws Ann.  752.525 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1994) Mich. Executive Order (Data Collection) (1996 and 1997) Minnesota Minn. Stat. Ann.  363.12 (Declaration of Policy for Criminal Sanctions) (1993) Minn. Stat. Ann.  609.2231 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1989) Minn. Stat. Ann.  609.28 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1994) Minn. Stat. Ann.  609.595 (Institutional Vandalism) (1989) Minn. Stat. Ann.  609.749(3) (1) (Penalty Enhancement) (1995) Minn. Stat. Ann.  611A.79 (Civil Action, Private, Injunction and Damages) (1996) Minn. Stat. Ann.  626.5531 (Data Collection) (1997) Minn. Stat. Ann.  626.8451 (Training Law Enforcement) (1993) Mississippi Miss. Code Ann.  97-17-39 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1993) Miss. Code Ann.  97-35-17 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1993) Miss. Code Ann.  99-19-301 and  99-19-307 (Penalty Enhancement) (1994) Missouri Mo. Ann. Stat.  537.523 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1988) Mo. Ann. Stat.  574.085 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1997) Mo. Ann. Stat.  574.090 (Penalty Enhancement) (1988) Mo. Ann. Stat.  574.093 (Penalty Enhancement) (1988) Montana Mont. Code Ann.  45-5-221 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories, Institutional Vandalism, Cross Burning) (1989) Mont. Code Ann.  45-5-222 (Penalty Enhancement) (1989) Mont. Code Ann.  49-2-601 and  49-2-602 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with CategoriesHousing Discrimination) (1993) Nebraska Neb. Stat. Ann.  28-101 (Penalty Enhancement and Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1997) Neb. LB. 90, 1997 Legislative Session (Data Collection) (1997) Nevada Nev. Rev. Stat. Ann.  41.690 (Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1995) Nev. Rev. Stat. Ann.  193.1675 (Penalty Enhancement) (1997) Nev. Rev. Stat. Ann.  201.270 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1995) Nev. Rev. Stat. Ann.  206.125 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1995) Nev. Rev. Stat. Ann.  207.185 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1995) New Hampshire N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann.  651.6 (Penalty Enhancement) (1995) New Jersey N.J. Stat. Ann.  2A:53A-21 (Civil Action, Private and Attorney General, Damages and Injunction) (1995) N.J. Stat. Ann.  2C:12-1(b)(6)(e) (Penalty Enhancement) (1995) N.J. Stat. Ann.  2C:33-4 (Penalty Enhancement) (1995) N.J. Stat. Ann.  2C:33-9 (Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1979) N.J. Stat. Ann.  2C:33-10 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights without Categories) (1995) N.J. Stat. Ann.  2C:33-11 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1995) N.J. Stat. Ann.  2C:44-3 (Penalty Enhancement) (1995) Attorney General Directive No. 1987-3 (Data Collection) (1987) N.J. Bias Incident Investigation Standards (Training Law Personnel) (Sept. 1991) New Mexico N.M. Stat. Ann.  30-13-1 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1963) N.M. Stat. Ann.  30-15-4 (Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1965) New York N.Y. Civ. Rights Law  40-c to -d (Independent Criminal Civil Rights without Categories and with Categories) (1981) N.Y. Exec. Law 63 (Civil Action, Attorney General, Damages) (1993) N.Y. Penal Law 240.21 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1967) N.Y. Penal Law 240.30 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1992) North Carolina N.C. Gen. Stat.  14-3 (Penalty Enhancement) (1993) N.C. Gen. Stat.  14-12.12 (Cross Burning) (1967) N.C. Gen. Stat.  14-12.13 and 14-12.14 (Mask Wearing) (1993) N.C. Gen. Stat.  14-49 (Institutional Vandalism, Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1993) N.C. Gen. Stat.  14-62.2 (Church Burning) (1997) N.C. Gen. Stat.  14-144 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1995) N.C. Gen. Stat.  14-199 (Obstructing Religious Worship) (1993) N.C. Gen. Stat.  14-401.14 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1993) N.C. Gen. Stat.  15A-1340.16 (Penalty Enhancement) (1995) N.C. Gen. Stat.  15A-1340.16(d) (Penalty Enhancement) (1994) North Dakota N.D. Cent. Code  12.1-14-04 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1973) N.D. Cent. Code  12.1-14-05 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights without Categories) (1973) Ohio Ohio Rev. Code Ann.  2307.70 (Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1990) Ohio Rev. Code Ann.  2909.05 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions - burial) (1993) Ohio Rev. Code Ann.  2927.11 (Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1986) Ohio Rev. Code Ann.  2927.12 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1987) Oklahoma Okla. Stat. Ann. tit. 21,  850 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories, Institutional Vandalism and Data Collection) (1992) Okla. Stat. Ann. tit. 21,  915 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1921) Okla. Stat. Ann. tit. 21,  1765 (Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1921) Oregon Or. Rev. Stat.  30.190 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1983) Or. Rev. Stat.  166.155 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1989) Or. Rev. Stat.  166.165 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1989) Or. Rev. Stat.  166.075 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) 1971) Or. Rev. Stat.  181.550 (Data Collection) (1989) Pennsylvania Pa. Cons. Stat., tit. 18,  2710 (Penalty Enhancement) (1982) Pa. Cons. Stat., tit. 18,  3307 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1994) Pa. Cons. Stat., tit. 18,  5509 (Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1973) Pa. Cons. Stat., tit 42,  8309 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction; Attorney General, Injunction; Violation of an Injunction is a Criminal Penalty) (1997) Pa. Cons. Stat., tit. 71,  250 (Data Collection) (1987) Rhode Island R.I. Gen. Laws  9-1-35 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1985) R.I. Gen. Laws  11-5-13 (Penalty Enhancement) (1994) R.I. Gen. Laws  11-11-1 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1994) R.I. Gen. Laws  11-42-3 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1994) R.I. Gen. Laws  11-44-31 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1986) R.I. Gen. Laws  11-53-1 (Declaration of Purpose for Criminal Sanctions) (1994) R.I. Gen. Laws  11-53-2 (Cross Burning) (1994) R.I. Gen. Laws  11-53-3 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1983) R.I. Gen. Laws  42-28-46 (Data Collection) (1994) R.I. Gen. Laws  42-28.2-8.1 (Training Law Personnel) (1993) South Carolina S.C. Code Ann.  16-5-10 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights without Categories) (1994) S.C. Code Ann.  16-17-520 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1962) S.C. Code Ann.  16-17-560 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories-Political Rights/Opinions) (1994) S.C. Code Ann.  16-17-600 (Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1994) South Dakota S.D. Codified Laws Ann.  22-19B-1 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories and Institutional Vandalism) (1993) S.D. Codified Laws Ann.  22-19B-2 (Cross Burning) (1993) S.D. Codified Laws Ann.  22-19B-3 (Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1993) S.D. Codified Laws Ann.  22-27-1 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1976) Tennessee Tenn. Code Ann.  4-21-701 (Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1990) Tenn. Code Ann.  39-17-309 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights without Categories, Institutional Vandalism, Mask Wearing) (1990) Tenn. Code Ann.  39-17-311 (Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1989) Texas Tex. Gov. Code Ann.  411.046 (Data Collection) (1991) Tex. Penal Code Ann.  12.47 and Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 42.014 (Penalty Enhancement) (1993) Tex. Penal Code Ann.  28.03 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1994) Utah Utah Stat. Ann.  76-3-203.3 (Penalty Enhancement) (1992) Utah Stat. Ann.  76-6-106 (Institutional Vandalism) (1996) Utah Stat. Ann.  76-6-107 (Institutional Vandalism) (1996) Vermont VT. Stat. Ann. tit. 13,  1455 (Penalty Enhancement) (1990) VT. Stat. Ann. tit. 13,  1456 (Cross Burning) (1990) VT. Stat. Ann. tit. 13,  1457 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1990) Virginia Va. Code Ann.  8.01-42-1 (Civil Action, Private, Damages and Injunction) (1988) Va. Code Ann.  18.2-57 (Penalty Enhancement) (1997) Va. Code Ann.  18.2-127 (Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1990) Va. Code Ann.  18.2-138 (Institutional Vandalism) (1990) Va. Code Ann.  18.2-422 (Mask Wearing) (1986) Va. Code Ann.  18.2-423 (Cross Burning) (1983) Va. Code Ann.  52-8.5 (Data Collection) (1988) Washington Wash. Rev. Code Ann.  9.61.160 (Threats to Bomb or Injure Religious Institutions and Public Property) (1977) Wash. Rev. Code Ann.  9A.36.078 (Declaration of Findings/Policy for Criminal Sanctions) (1993) Wash. Rev. Code Ann.  9A.36.080 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories, Institutional Vandalism and Cross Burning) (1993) Wash. Rev. Code Ann.  9A.36.083 (Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1993) Wash. Rev. Code Ann.  36.28A.030 (Data Collection) (1993) Wash. Rev. Code Ann.  43.101.290 (Training Law Personnel) (1993) West Virginia W. Va. Code  5-11-20 (Civil Action, Attorney General, Injunction and Civil Penalties) (1998) W. Va. Code  15-2-24(i) (Data Collection) (1977) W. Va. Code  61-6-13 (Disturbing Religious Worship) (1993) W. Va. Code  61-6-21 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories and Penalty Enhancement) (1993) W. Va. Code  61-6-22 (Mask Wearing) (1993) Wisconsin Wis. Stat. Ann.  895.75 (Civil Action, Private, Damages) (1996) Wis. Stat. Ann.  939.641 (Penalty Enhancement for Mask Wearing) (1996) Wis. Stat. Ann.  939.645 (Penalty Enhancement) (1996) Wis. Stat. Ann.  943.012 (Institutional Vandalism and Desecration of Religious Institutions) (1996) Wyoming WY. Stat. Ann.  6-9-102 (Independent Criminal Civil Rights with Categories) (1982)

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