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Backdoor attack on protest Efforts to restrict voting rights are deservedly receiving much attention. Too little attention is being paid to efforts to restrict the constitutional right to peaceably protest, including a furtive attempt this week by Indiana lawmakers. Senate Bill 198, which would make rioting a felony charge, looked like it had been shelved after the bill's clear intent to suppress protest was exposed. But its key language was quietly slipped into SB 187, a bill to protect monuments and statues from vandalism. “This amendmentwould enhance criminal penalties for protesting...

Bill would increase vandalism penalties Elevates rioting charge, fines cities over statues NIKI KELLY | The Journal Gazette INDIANAPOLIS – State lawmakers are taking a stand against destruction or vandalism to public monuments or statues – increasing the criminal penalty and taking money from cities or other units of government that fail to protect the memorials. The House Courts and Criminal Code Committee significantly amended a bill Wednesday and then passed it 9-3, with Democrats opposed. The move comes after several monuments and memorials were damaged – or even torn down – durin...

Of the more than 1,000 bills and joint resolutions introduced at the Indiana legislative session, only 316 are moving forward, according to an analysis from Hannah News Service.

Of the more than 1,000 bills and joint resolutions introduced at the Indiana legislative session, only 316 are moving forward.