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Indiana man ticketed for rude gesture sues state trooper
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An Indiana man who was ticketed after making a crude gesture at a state police trooper has filed a federal lawsuit, alleging his constitutional rights were...
It’s my constitutional right to flip off a cop, man who was ticketed...
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Mark May of Terre Haute, Indiana, admits he flipped off a state trooper last summer. But he says in an ACLU lawsuit that the gesture was free speech and that...
Indiana man sues after being ticketed for giving state trooper the...
www.foxnews.com
Kenneth Falk, legal director of ACLU Indiana, argued that May's gesture toward Ames was fully protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. "While perhaps ill advised, Mr. May's gesture, which in no way interfered with the Master Trooper's lawful activities, was fully protected by the First ...
Policeman cannot use '0INK' license plate: Indiana Supreme Court -...
www.reuters.com
“We're obviously disappointed,” Kenneth Falk, legal director of the ACLU of Indiana, said in an interview. “We thought that unique license plates that individuals construct for themselves were private speech, not government speech, especially if it were obvious that the speech was not that of the state.”.
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