Provides that crimes committed against a person on school grounds shall be deemed to be one category higher than the specified crime the person committed; enacts "Suzanne's Law".

The bill, known as 'Suzanne's Law', proposes that if someone commits a crime against another person on school grounds, that crime will be classified as more serious than it normally would be. This means harsher penalties for offenders. The intention is to enhance safety in schools and protect students and staff.

Supporters of 'Suzanne's Law' argue that it will create a safer school environment by ensuring that crimes committed on school grounds are taken more seriously. They believe that increasing penalties will deter potential offenders and help protect students from violence.

Critics of the bill may argue that increasing penalties may not effectively address the root causes of violence in schools. They could also raise concerns about the potential for disproportionate impacts on certain communities and the effectiveness of harsher punishments in preventing crime.