Wyoming trashes the First Amendment, criminalizes taking pictures of pollution, collecting ‘resource data’ for government
by: J. D. Heyes
NaturalNews.com
Friday, May 22, 2015
A new piece of legislation signed into law in March in the remote state of Wyoming essentially criminalizes the act of taking scenic photographs if authorities believe you are trespassing. Some critics of the law say it is really intended to stop people from collecting visual evidence of large polluters and then passing the images on as “evidence” to watchdog groups.
According to language in the Data Trespass measure, the law appears to be aimed at enhancing current legal restrictions against generalized trespass for the express purpose of prohibiting anyone from the unauthorized collection of “resource data.”
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