Louisiana Enacts Stricter Laws on Police Interactions and Protests
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A new Louisiana law criminalizes approaching within 25 feet of a police officer under certain circumstances, raising concerns about its impact on the public's ability to film police and potential First Amendment violations. Proponents argue it ensures officer safety, while critics fear it could hinder police accountability and transparency.
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