You can't assemble to protest here ... you can't hold signs that draw
attention to your cause here ... no picketing, speech-making, marching, vigils
or religious services “that involve the communication or expression of views or
grievances, engaged in by one or more persons, the conduct of which is
reasonably likely to draw a crowd or onlookers.”
The First Amendment, it has been ruled, is unconstitutional ... HERE! ... of
all places!
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Judge blasts speech limits at Supreme Court building But Supremes bash back with new set of 'regulations'
A federal judge has blasted the Supreme Court’s plaza policy, which forbids people from being in “assemblages” or carrying signs that are intended to attract attention, declaring such limits in the shadow of the building where the First Amendment is supposed to be protected unconstitutional.
With hours, the Supremes bashed back, installing a new set of restrictive “regulations” specifying what can and cannot happen on the high court property including the plaza.
It was Judge Beryl Howell who wrote in an opinion this week that such limits – outlined in federal law and based on the “dignity” of the location – are unconstitutional and unenforceable.
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