Seventh Circuit Agrees with Lower Court that County Can’t Bar Some Groups from Holding Rallies on Courthouse Steps, While Letting Other Groups Hold Rallies

On June 8, the Seventh Circuit agreed with the U.S. District Court that Tippecanoe County, Indiana, can’t bar the Higher Society from holding a rally on the county courthouse steps, because the county lets certain other groups hold meetings on those steps. The Higher Society works for legalization of marijuana. Higher Society of Indiana v Tippecanoe County, 17-1089. Thanks to How Appealing for the link.


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