2.042 Right to display United States flag at a person's residence.
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Notwithstanding any agreement or restrictions contravening a person's right to display a flag, that person may display a flag of the United States which is no larger than two
(2)feet by three
(3)feet from the person's residence, regardless of whether the person owns or leases the residence, provided that the flag is displayed in such a manner as is deemed proper by state or federal law, including 36 U.S.C. secs. 173 et seq. Any agreement contravening this right shall be void and unenforceable in any court of the Commonwealth. No person shall discriminate or retaliate against a person who properly displays the flag of the United States in conformity with this section and not in contravention of any other statute or administrative regulation directly regulating the flag's display. This section shall supplement, and not limit or abridge in any manner, the right of persons to otherwise display the flag of the United States.