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The Constitutionality of Protest Permits
By jmb | September 21, 2003
I’m posting several links regarding the constitutionality of the requirement for protest permits (mostly so I can find these references later) as the situation in Seminole with our weekly protests is beginning to get difficult.
I can’t give more details now but hopefully we’ll be able to later in the week once we get some legal advice.
I know this though, we will not be silenced. The right to speak and “peaceably asemble” is something that cannot be compromised.
By Daniel L. Schofield, S.J.D. Special Agent Schofield is the Unit Chief of the Legal Instruction Unit at the FBI Academy
Topics: Constitutional/Human Rights Law, Oklahoma |
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