Illinois HB2357 amends the Illinois Public Demonstrations Law to enhance safety and order during public demonstrations.

HB2357 amends the Illinois Public Demonstrations Law to ensure public safety and order during demonstrations. It mandates that organizers provide written notice to the sheriff at least 24 hours before the event, detailing the location, route, and duration. The sheriff is responsible for coordinating with other law enforcement agencies. The bill also limits the number of participants to five unless otherwise approved by the sheriff. It prohibits demonstrations on exceptionally busy public rights-of-way and crossing active railroad tracks.

Illinois HB2357 amends the Illinois Public Demonstrations Law to enhance safety and order during public demonstrations.

HB2357 amends the Illinois Public Demonstrations Law to ensure public safety and order during demonstrations. It mandates that organizers provide written notice to the sheriff at least 24 hours before the event, detailing the location, route, and duration. The sheriff is responsible for coordinating with other law enforcement agencies. The bill also limits the number of participants to five unless otherwise approved by the sheriff. It prohibits demonstrations on exceptionally busy public rights-of-way and crossing active railroad tracks.