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L.A. Council Considers Street Ball Law
Los Angeles City Councilmember Bob Blumenfield has introduced a motion to repeal a 1936 law that prohibits children and adults from playing ball games or throwing objects in public streets and parks. The law, which includes fines and jail time, is rarely enforced and is considered outdated. Blumenfield argues that the law is unnecessary and restricts outdoor activity, advocating for children to be allowed to play freely in public spaces. The motion has received unanimous support, pending further legal drafting, with advocates emphasizing the importance of outdoor play for safety and community well-being.
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