Heidi Anderson / September 13, 2011
BAY CITY, Mich. (CN) – A federal judge struck down as unconstitutional a section of Michigan’s funeral protest law that makes it a crime to “disturb” such events, since police used the law to arrest a grieving couple who drove a van marked with political stickers to the burial of a killed soldier. The ruling
BAY CITY, Mich. (CN) – A federal judge struck down as unconstitutional a section of Michigan’s funeral protest law that makes it a crime to “disturb” such events, since police used the law to arrest a grieving couple who drove a van marked with political stickers to the burial of a killed soldier. The ruling
BAY CITY, Mich. (CN) – A federal judge struck down as unconstitutional a section of Michigan’s funeral protest law that makes it a crime to “disturb” such events, since police used the law to arrest a grieving couple who drove a van marked with political stickers to the burial of a killed soldier. The ruling
BAY CITY, Mich. (CN) – A federal judge struck down as unconstitutional a section of Michigan’s funeral protest law that makes it a crime to “disturb” such events, since police used the law to arrest a grieving couple who drove a van marked with political stickers to the burial of a killed soldier. The ruling
BAY CITY, Mich. (CN) – A federal judge struck down as unconstitutional a section of Michigan’s funeral protest law that makes it a crime to “disturb” such events, since police used the law to arrest a grieving couple who drove a van marked with political stickers to the burial of a killed soldier. The ruling