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Indiana Senate passes criminal justice bills
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State Senate committee passes bills establishing a police misconduct database, officer use of force and noncompliant prosecutors
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“Riot Bill” Opposed By Prosecutor and ACLU
STATE HOUSE–If you are a part of an illegal assembly and a crime is committed, you could face misdemeanor charges, under a bill being considered by the state Senate. The American Civil Liberies Union of Indiana and the Marion County prosecutor’s office call the new bill unconstitutional.
“If you look at the rioting bill, it’s unconstitutional on its face,” said Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears, in an interview with IndyPolitics.org.
“People have an absolute right to protest. People who are non-violent protesters, who don’t damage other people’s property, who don’t hurt someone else- the Constitution protects their right to assemble and to express themselves.”
Bills filed to counter Black Lives Matter protests
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The Associated Press
In this June 20, 2018 photo, a baby female bongo, born May 2, runs at the Audubon Species Survival Center in New Orleans. About a year after moving into spacious new digs in New Orleans, African animals are doing just what officials from two zoos had hoped: being fruitful and multiplying. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens has a bongo birth announcement: Two female calves of a critically endangered antelope species are ready for their close-ups. The stepsisters one born Dec. 17 and the other Jan. 8 are the first offspring for Sienna and Shimba, as well as the sire, Mickey, the zoo said. They’re eastern bongos a species that’s critically endangered due to deforestation and hunting. Both mothers also were born at the zoo, in 2018. Sienna delivered first, a calf that weighed 42 pounds (19 kilograms) at a Dec. 22 exam. Shimba followed this month with a calf weighing 38 pounds (17 kilograms). “Our animal care