Louisiana SB306 creates the crime of obstruction of the freedom of worship in a church or other place of worship.
Louisiana SB306 creates the crime of obstruction of the freedom of worship in a church or other place of worship. The bill prohibits using force, threats, physical obstruction, intentional injury, or damaging property to interfere with lawful worship. It also bans obstructing attendees, clergy, or staff from lawful movement or use of church property. Penalties include fines and imprisonment. The bill aims to protect religious freedom and the right to worship, aligning with both federal and state constitutional protections.
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