Florida Tried and Failed Once Before
This isn't the first time Florida has implemented such a law. In 2012, the Florida Supreme Court determined that a previous law against playing loud music from cars was unconstitutional, . Catalano had actually been the catalyst for overturning the original law, after he challenged a $73 ticket he was given for listening to Justin Timberlake as he drove to work.that the new legislation is"simply giving law enforcement another tool on their belt in order to allow peace in communities," but other officers haven't been so subtle about the fact that this law will likely be used as a way to argue probable cause for initiating a traffic stop.
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I hope that many states follow
TweeetLorraine
Isn't that what Florida's for?
Those exhaust blaster mechanisms are far worse.
“I got attacked by a kid with stereo sound, I don’t wanna hear it but he won’t turn it down” billyjoel
and there's another law police will use to indiscriminately ticket/stop minorities :/
If only they’d make it a ticketable offense for anyone blasting carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, toxic PM2.5 particulates, and the rest of the noxious emissions from legacy autos and trucks. Right, Car and Denier? Hello, Car and Denier, you there?
It been that way since at least 2001. That’s my first hand knowledge