§ 37.25 — Misdemeanors
Plain-Language Summary
During the State Fair or when admission fees are required, it is a misdemeanor to enter the fairgrounds without paying, enter through anywhere other than the entrance gates, or use impersonation or false pretenses to gain entry. Lurking or hiding on the grounds with intent to commit an offense is also a misdemeanor.
37.25 MISDEMEANORS.
In addition to other misdemeanors specified by statute, during the annual state fair or during any period when the board of managers requires fees for admission to the fairgrounds, every person who trespasses on, enters, or attempts to enter the fairgrounds in any manner, except through the entrance gates, without payment of the required fees or who trespasses on, enters, or attempts to enter any reserved enclosure on the fairgrounds, or who obtains permission to do so by impersonating another or by any misrepresentation or false pretense is guilty of a misdemeanor. A person who is found lurking, lying in wait, or loitering in the immediate vicinity of, or concealed in any building, yard, or premises upon the fairgrounds with intent to commit any offense or mischief is guilty of a misdemeanor.
History:
(7884) RL s 3096; 1965 c 796 s 4; 1985 c 265 art 2 s 1
History: History: (7884) RL s 3096; 1965 c 796 s 4; 1985 c 265 art 2 s 1