Summary

Amends the federal riot law to add a three-tier sentencing scheme that increases penalties for violent conduct during riots and imposes a mandatory minimum sentence for assaults on federal law enforcement officers or members of the uniformed services. It reorganizes and updates internal cross-references in the statute but does not specify an effective date.

• Adds a three-tier sentencing scheme to the federal riot statute with escalating penalties based on conduct.
• Tier 1: up to 10 years imprisonment, a fine, or both for a basic violation.
• Tier 2: mandatory minimum of 1 year and up to 10 years (or a fine) if the defendant committed or aided an act of violence.
• Tier 3: mandatory minimum of 1 year and any term of years up to life (or a fine) for assaulting a federal law enforcement officer or uniformed service member.
• Reorganizes and renumbers existing subsections and updates internal cross-references.
• Does not specify an effective date, funding, or administrative directives.
• Focuses on sentencing enhancements rather than creating new criminal prohibitions.
• Mandatory minimums reduce judicial sentencing flexibility in qualifying cases.