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It’s one thing to obscure an object designed to be recognizable, and another to regulate clothing, makeup, etc. if it’s not a mask, it’s going to probably be le
by cfadvan 8y ago
It’s one thing to obscure an object designed to be recognizable, and another to regulate clothing, makeup, etc. if it’s not a mask, it’s going to probably be legal. The first amendment is very broad, and what you wear has been protected many times under it.
- dgzl 8y ago> if it's not a mask, it's going to probably be legal. I believe masks are also legal. First amendment + a religion that lets you cover your face = your right.
- cfadvan 8y agoIt’s not that simple. If the police or border patrol want to ID you they can compel you to remove a mask. There are also various regulations around wearing full face masks in banks and the like.
- dgzl 8y agoI believe it's very simple. If a police officer wants to do just about anything with you, they can and will, regardless of the rights you have, or restrictions put on the police. Also, the Bill of Rights trumps regulations, but a bank is a private entity and you don't have rights there.
- ddtaylor 8y agoAFAIK banks are private property. I do know of some cities where they have claimed wearing masks during protests are illegal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-mask_laws https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-mask_laws