for 14 violations since 2012. On July 11, members of the Pulaski County Quorum Court rejected a proposal by Justice Judy Green to encourage the county's cities to place a 180-day moratorium on performers and concerts which incite or promote violence. Instead, it was amended to encourage "civil discourse among residents" and "positive actions of empowerment and improvement", before passing unanimously. Opponents, including County Attorney Adam Fogleman and City Attorney Tom Carpenter, decried the original's loose definitions and potential to unconstitutionally limit free speech. Green admitted she knew it would not pass, but had wanted to draw media attention to her cause. See also Orlando nightclub shooting 2017 Cincinnati nightclub shooting Columbus nightclub shooting References 2017 in Arkansas 2017 mass shootings in the United States Mass shootings in the United States Non-fatal shootings Attacks in the United States in 2017 Crimes in Arkansas History of Little Rock, Arkansas July 2017 crimes in the United States Mass shootings in Arkansas Attacks on nightclubs