Louisiana HB976 creates liability for recklessly throwing objects from parade floats, presuming injury liability if someone is hurt.
Louisiana HB976 establishes that anyone who knowingly or negligently throws an object from a parade float in a way that could foreseeably cause injury is liable for any resulting harm. The law presumes liability if injury occurs. It does not prohibit specific items or responsible tossing of items not otherwise banned. This law aims to ensure parade safety by holding individuals accountable for reckless behavior.
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