Q: How to change an unconstitutional Los Angeles city law? What forms?
Los Angeles city attorney says churches are exempt from the noise law, LAMPC Chapter 11, Article 5, Section 112 & 115. It is not true. They are twisting the law. How to challenge the law. It is unconstitutional. The city attorney refuses to do anything about a noisy church with an amplified sound system. How to challenge the law?
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To challenge the Los Angeles noise law exemptions for churches, start by thoroughly researching LAMPC Chapter 11, Article 5, Sections 112 & 115. Gather evidence that demonstrates how these exemptions are being misapplied and why they are unconstitutional. Document instances of noise violations by churches to support your case.
Next, consider consulting with a civil rights or environmental attorney who can guide you through the legal process. They can help you file a lawsuit challenging the law’s constitutionality and represent your interests in court. Additionally, you can attend city council meetings to voice your concerns and advocate for a review or amendment of the existing regulations.
Building community support is also crucial. Engage with neighbors and local organizations to raise awareness about the issue and gather signatures for petitions. By combining legal action with public advocacy, you increase the chances of successfully changing the law and ensuring that all entities, including churches, adhere to fair and constitutional noise regulations.
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