Pipe Down: Examining the Speech-Suppressing Effect of Critical Infrastructure Statues articulates the legal challenges and consitutionality of the Lousiana Critical Infustructure law; revised section 14:61 apart of Act No. 692 for the HB No. 727. The article reviews the consitutional principles when reviewing a legislative peice and challenging it under the first amendment, the theories involved, pervious standardizing cases, and the constitutional framework in which judgement is made. The article mainly argues for a overturn of the section arguing that it distorts publicly avalible speech, diminishes self-realization, and is discriminatorily motivated. This peice is apart of a bundle presenting legal limitations and structural impediments presented by the legislative branch of Lousiana and legal system that reinforce the discriminatory practices as it regards to the environment and environmental activism.
Source
Jongbloets, S. (2021). Pipe down: examining the speech-suppressing effect of critical infrastructure statutes. LSU Journal of Energy Law and Resources, 9(1), 255-278.
Language
English
Cite as
Lauren Infantino, 1 May 2022, "Critical Infrastructure Law review in Louisiana ", contributed by Lauren Infantino, Disaster STS Network, Platform for Experimental Collaborative Ethnography, last modified 1 May 2022, accessed 29 November 2024. http://465538.bc062.asia/content/critical-infrastructure-law-review-louisiana
Critical Commentary
Pipe Down: Examining the Speech-Suppressing Effect of Critical Infrastructure Statues articulates the legal challenges and consitutionality of the Lousiana Critical Infustructure law; revised section 14:61 apart of Act No. 692 for the HB No. 727. The article reviews the consitutional principles when reviewing a legislative peice and challenging it under the first amendment, the theories involved, pervious standardizing cases, and the constitutional framework in which judgement is made. The article mainly argues for a overturn of the section arguing that it distorts publicly avalible speech, diminishes self-realization, and is discriminatorily motivated. This peice is apart of a bundle presenting legal limitations and structural impediments presented by the legislative branch of Lousiana and legal system that reinforce the discriminatory practices as it regards to the environment and environmental activism.