Road Blocking Penalties: New Federal Crime for Obstructing Commerce.
This bill establishes a new federal offense targeting individuals who intentionally block public roads or highways to obstruct the movement of goods or commerce. Citizens engaging in such actions, often used as a form of protest, could face up to 5 years in federal prison and a fine. The law aims to ensure the free flow of traffic and trade by criminalizing these blockades.
Key points
Creates a new federal crime punishable by up to 5 years in prison for purposely blocking public roads or highways.
The offense applies when the blocking is intended to delay or affect commerce or the movement of any commodity.
Amends existing law to include road blocking as a serious federal offense, regardless of whether threats or violence are involved.
Status:
Expired
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