Vote Yes on this bill if you want tougher penalties and mandatory prison time for assaults, manslaughter, or murder of officers and certain workers, a broader definition of who counts as law enforcement, higher sentencing scores for battery on them, and a rule that people cannot use force to resist arrest when an officer acts in good faith.

Organizations that support this bill may include police unions, sheriffs’ offices, prosecutors’ associations, corrections organizations, and victims’ rights groups.

Vote No on this bill if you want to avoid new mandatory minimums and longer sentences, limit prison growth and costs, keep current rules on resisting arrest instead of expanding them with a good‑faith standard, and prevent broader use of officer-status sentence enhancements.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include civil liberties groups, criminal justice reform advocates, public defender associations, and budget watchdogs concerned about increased prison costs.