AR-News: (US UT) House measure would limit protest rights near schools

[Animalara2003 at aol.com]

"It's important we give the tools to a principal to protect children in and 
out of school," Moss said. The bill stems in part from a 1999 case in the 
Granite School District when animal rights protestors forced students to walk in 
the street to get to their buses. The state recently agreed to pay People for 
the Ethical Treatment of Animals $82,000 in the group's lawsuit stemming from 
the disruption of its anti-McDonald's protest at a junior high school. 
    The bill moves on to the Senate for consideration. 
    -- Rebecca Walsh 




full story:
http://www.sltrib.com/2004/Feb/02172004/utah/139631.asp 

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