Lee Rowland

The fact that some other human makes a decision to violate the law does not make you a criminal, and the problem with that law is that it views every protestor with criminal suspicion, so while rioting is not protected, the problem with that bill is it took every protester and rounded them up to a rioter effectively if one person makes the choice to break the law.

We are concerned that the above-mentioned bills are incompatible with international human rights law and would unduly restrict the possibility for individuals to freely exercise their rights to freedom of opinion and expression, and peaceful assembly, if adopted, the pending bills could have a domino effect on other states, leading to a general crackdown on protests in the United States.

These bills aren't just unconstitutional, they're also a betrayal... by Lee Rowland

These bills aren't just unconstitutional, they're also a betrayal of American values.

Some of these bills are so egregious that you don't need a law degree to conclude they're unconstitutional.