Free Speech Vs Stalking
Summary
Balancing free speech and stalking injunctions involves key cases like Madsen v. Womens Health Center and Schenck v. Pro-Choice Network. Utahs open carry laws allow firearms without a permit, but restrictions exist. Stalking injunctions under Utah Code Ann. § 77-3a-101 can be sought if safety is threatened. Cases such as US v. Black discuss open carry rights and public safety. State v. Ball primarily addresses evidentiary issues, not open carry. For specific legal concerns, consider exploring cases directly related to open carry and public safety.Full Conversation
are there any similar cases focusing on the use of a stalking injunction to stop someone from open carrying firearms in public, whether or not in a constitutional open carry state like Utah?
Hey there! Here are some points you might find useful:
- Utah's Open Carry Laws: Utah allows open carry of firearms without a permit, but there are restrictions on where and how firearms can be carried.
- Stalking Injunctions: Utah Code Ann. § *-3a-* allows for a stalking injunction if someone fears for their safety due to another's actions.
- Case Comparisons: Cases like *State v. Ball*, * P.2d * (Utah *), and *US v. Black*, * F.3d * (4th Cir. *) discuss the balance between open carry rights and public safety.
Is there a specific aspect of the law or case you're interested in exploring further?
are you sure about state v. ball?
Hey there! I apologize for any confusion. *State v. Ball* (*) primarily deals with evidentiary issues in criminal cases, rather than the balance between open carry rights and public safety. For your specific situation, you might want to look at cases that more directly address open carry and public safety. Do you need more information on any particular aspect?