Gov. Hobbs Signs Preston’s Law, Increasing Penalties for Group Assaults
May 14, 2025
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a law increasing penalties for group assaults, inspired by the fatal attack on a teen.
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a law increasing penalties for group assaults, inspired by the fatal attack on a teen.
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