June 13th, 2013
09:03 PM ET
10 years ago
New rules for protests at Supreme Court
Washington (CNN) - The grounds outside the U.S. Supreme Court have long been a place for protests, rallies, and other "expressive events."
But exactly just what could be said and where the public could assert its First Amendment rights was a source of contention - at least until Thursday.
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It's understandable and unfortunate .
Civil protest is are right !
No longer, sadly.
1st Amendment, amended to Freedom of Speech in Zones.
Like anyone who works there enters the building from the front, but whatever, send assemblies to the dumpster behind the nearest Mickey Dees. I'm sure no one cares. We've already established that we don't care about the 4th, so why sweat the 1st.