The proposed bill establishes the Riot Related Property Destruction and Restitution Act, which introduces new offenses related to riots and public disturbances, specifically focusing on property destruction. It creates the offense of riot-related property destruction, holding individuals criminally liable if they knowingly participate in a riot, public brawl, or aggravated riot during which property damage occurs. The severity of the offense is determined by the total value of the property damage caused, rather than the individual's specific actions. Additionally, the bill introduces the offense of aggravated riot, which carries enhanced penalties based on factors such as the presence of firearms and the individual's role in organizing or leading the assembly. Importantly, convictions for these new offenses will not merge with other offenses arising from the same conduct.

Furthermore, the bill amends existing laws regarding fines and restitution, mandating full restitution for losses resulting from riot-related offenses. This includes compensation for property damage, cleanup costs, and other economic losses incurred by victims. The legislation also allows property owners, businesses, and municipalities to pursue civil actions for damages against individuals convicted of riot-related property destruction, with recoverable damages encompassing a wide range of economic impacts. Lastly, the bill stipulates that any noncustodial sentence involving restitution must include a court-enforceable payment schedule, with noncompliance potentially leading to modifications or revocation of the sentence.