The controversial “anti -abyss” law appeared in Florida, which was signed by the governor of the state, Ron Desantis, in 2021, before the “no kings” protests at the country level and a review celebrating President Donald Trump’s birthday in Washington, DC,
The law gives civil immunity to drivers who are afflicted with someone or kills them while they flee from the protest that prevents the road, but only if the driver claims that they are afraid of their safety. Critics argue that this ruling encourages reckless behavior and restores public safety.
in Podcast interviewDesantis defended the law, saying that drivers surrounded by mobilizing a threat are entitled to “flee for your safety”, even if that means hitting someone. He added that such measures will be the demonstrators’ mistake to block traffic.
Legal experts warn that while the law provides a defense in the Civil Court, it does not grant immunity from criminal charges. Drivers can still face the claim if their use of force is considered excessive or unjustified.
The protests “No Kings”, which are scheduled to coincide with the ninety -seventh birthday of President Trump and science, aims to oppose the perceived tyranny. Demonstrations in cities are scheduled to be held throughout the country this afternoon, and Trump’s birthday reviews this evening in the country’s capital.
The revival of the Desantis Law raised anxiety among civil rights groups, who say it is targeting marginalized societies in an impartial and threatening freedom of expression.
With high tensions, the authorities urge all parties to respect safety and rights while revealing protests and celebrations.
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