A federal judge on Friday (Jan. 31) temporarily blocked enforcement of a state law, passed last year, that creates a buffer zone around police, making it a criminal offense to come within 25 feet of a ...

The judge held that the police “buffer zone” law violated the Fourteenth Amendment because it fails to specify what kinds of behavior by a journalist or other member of the public might prompt an ...

In an order issued Friday granting a preliminary injunction, U.S. District Judge John deGravelles said that the police-buffer law violated the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution because it is ...

A bill to revamp a buffer zone law for law enforcement passed out of committee 10-3 Wednesday. The original law, passed in 2023, allows police to push citizens back 25 feet from an ongoing ...

Last Friday, Judge John deGravelles granted a preliminary injunction on the enforcement of the Louisiana 25-foot police buffer zone law, effectively pausing imposition of the law while the case ...

Now, the law is under threat. The bill, while only recently passed in Louisiana, has seen various iterations in different states which have attempted to create a buffer zone around police officers.

The Indiana General Assembly is attempting to fix the law so it can pass legal muster. But the new version still seems too vague to prevent police officers from arbitrarily imposing the 25-foot buffer ...

(INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — A bill to revamp a buffer zone law for law enforcement passed out of committee 10-3 Wednesday. The original law, passed in 2023, allows police to push citizens back ...

Three teenagers have been arrested and cautioned as police continue to search for two others allegedly involved in repeated “buffer riding” on the Sydney Trains network. Five teenagers were first ...

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The so-called police buffer law violates the Fourteenth Amendment because it is too vague, U.S. District Court Judge John deGravelles said in a ruling on Friday. The law is not clear as to what ...