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Illinois' Purple Paint Law lets landowners mark property to deter trespassing, part of a national trend.
Illinois enacted the Purple Paint Law in 2019, allowing landowners in unincorporated areas to mark their property with purple paint on trees or posts as a "no trespassing" sign.
Red paint can also be used to indicate trees that should not be cut down.
Ignoring these markings can result in trespassing charges.
This law is part of a trend in 18 states aiming to protect property rights and privacy.
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La Ley de Pintura Púrpura de Illinois permite a los terratenientes marcar la propiedad para disuadir el allanamiento, parte de una tendencia nacional.