Summary
Rochester just dropped a new rule that limits public gatherings and protests to fewer than 10 people without jumping through extra hoops. Legal experts are currently dissecting what this means for your right to organize or hang out in groups.
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Impact analysis
Permit fees and potential fines for unauthorized gatherings could end up costing local event organizers.
City officials looking to tightly manage large crowds and maintain public order.
Local activists, community organizers, and anyone trying to put together a spontaneous protest or large group event.
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