Judge Upholds Clark County Ban on Stopping on Vegas Strip Pedestrian Bridges

A federal judge has upheld Clark County’s controversial ban on stopping or standing on pedestrian bridges along or around the Las Vegas Strip, rejecting an American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) challenge that argued the rule violates constitutional protections. U.S. District Judge Jennifer Dorsey issued the ruling on Sept. 25, concluding that the ordinance does not interfere with protected speech or prevent people from exercising their civil rights. ‘Pedestrian Flow Zone’ Ordinance The ordinance— passed by the Clark County Commission in January 2024 —made it a misdemeanor to “stop, stand, or do something to cause someone to stop or stand” on…