Louisville Bans No-Knock Warrants In Law Named After Breonna Taylor

The Louisville Metro Council unanimously passed Brianna's Law, banning no-knock warrants and requiring police to wear body cameras. Named after Brianna Taylor, who was killed during a no-knock raid, the law aims to prevent similar tragedies. Taylor's mother emphasized the law's importance in saving lives. Concurrently, Senator Rand Paul proposed a federal bill to extend the ban on no-knock warrants to federal, state, and local law enforcement receiving Justice Department funding.

What is the main purpose of the law banning no-knock warrants?

Who is Brianna Taylor and why is the law named after her?

What requirements does the legislation impose on police officers when serving warrants?

What did Brianna's mother express about the importance of the law during the council meeting?

What is the name of the similar measure introduced by US Senator Rand Paul?