Establishes the "free speech protection act" to prevent state and local law enforcement from sharing information on legal protest activities with the.
The bill, known as the "free speech protection act," prohibits state and local law enforcement agencies from cooperating with or providing information to the federal government or its agents regarding protected expressive activities performed in New York. It also establishes a civil right of action for individuals whose information was obtained by federal entities in violation of this section. The act allows for the investigation of crimes under state law that may involve protected activities.
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