Pedestrian bridges on the Las Vegas Strip now have a ban on stopping or standing to take photos or watch street performers.
Violators could face jail time or a fine.
The ban aims to ensure a continuous flow of pedestrian traffic and increase public safety.
However, opponents argue that it violates First Amendment rights.
“That might mean the right to protest. That might mean someone who’s sharing expressions of their faith. That might mean a street performer,” American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada executive director Athar Haseebullah argued.
The county plans to install signs to identify prohibited areas.
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