Protecting Judges and Court Officials from Demonstrations
New rules aim to protect judges, jurors, witnesses, and court officers. They prohibit demonstrations, picketing, and the use of loud devices near their homes and workplaces. The goal is to ensure peace and safety for individuals involved in the justice system.
Key points
Prohibits picketing and demonstrating near buildings and residences of judges, jurors, witnesses, and court officers.
Bans the use of loud devices (e.g., sound-trucks) near these locations.
Violation of the prohibition may result in a fine or imprisonment for up to one year.
Status:
Expired
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