Georgia SB591 prohibits disruption of religious services, funerals, and memorial services.
Georgia SB591 amends the state's code to prohibit disruptions at religious services, funerals, and memorial services. It bans loud, threatening language, blocking access, and public assemblies within 500 feet of the service location. Violators face misdemeanor charges, escalating to aggravated misdemeanors for disruptions at military funerals. The law aims to protect the peace of these services.
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