As they are ordinarily understood, the terms used in South Carolina’s disorderly conduct statute – “disorderly,” “boisterous,” “obscene,” and “profane” – make it hard to escape the conclusion that any person passing a schoolyard during recess is likely witnessing a large-scale crime scene. The pre-2018 version of South Carolina’s disturbing schools statute’s prohibition of obnoxious .
Updated: 9:42 AM PDT, April 01, 2021 Voting is a fundamental right and efforts should be made to make it easier and to encourage more people to do their civic duty, said Janette Louard, Interim General Counsel, NAACP.
A new civil lawsuit has been filed by several civil rights groups against Georgia lawmakers, alleging that a new voting law is an intentional discrimination against Black voters in the state, according to a statement.
The federal lawsuit, filed March 28 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, is the second case of its kind introduced after Gov. Brian Kemp signed the bill last Thursday.