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December 2025

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Dec 22, 2025Minneapolis, MN

Protest organizer arrested on disputed permit grounds

An organizer was arrested for 'failure to disperse' minutes before the stated permit end-time. Charges dropped one week later.

Protest-Related Speech#permit#arrest

September 2004

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Sep 15, 2004Jacksonville, OR

Anti-Bush protesters allege unequal treatment during presidential appearance

Anti-Bush protesters alleged they were moved significantly farther away from a presidential appearance while pro-Bush supporters were allowed to remain closer to the event. Civil liberties advocates argued the unequal treatment amounted to viewpoint discrimination based on political speech and association. The dispute later became part of a federal legal battle involving Secret Service practices and First Amendment protections.

Protest-Related Speech#Free Speech#Protest
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