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The City of Grand Isle just settled<\/a> Ross Brunet’s lawsuit in opposition to it, agreeing that<\/p>\n 1. Plaintiff was wrongfully cited for participating in constitutionally protected speech of flying flags with political messages. The ordinance<\/a>, which I believe was clearly unconstitutional beneath\u00a0Cohen v. California\u00a0<\/em>(1971) (which reversed a conviction for carrying a jacket that mentioned “Fuck the Draft”), offered, in related half:<\/p>\n Indicators on automobiles shall not comprise language deemed offensive and vulgar nor obscene in nature and can’t comprise language that describes a intercourse act. It shall be illegal for any car to function on Freeway 1, any public roads or public areas and the Grand Isle Seaside that bears a brief signal described above herein.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n It additionally agreed to pay $40,000 in damages and lawyer charges. You may see the Criticism here<\/a>; plaintiff is represented by Katie M. Schwartzmann, Virginia Hamrick, and college students\n
2. Defendants \u2026 conform to stop interfering with Plaintiff’s proper to fly flag(s) with the phrase “F**okay” on them.
3. Defendant, City of Grand Isle agrees to repeal Grand Isle Ordinance 1012 by October 20, 2023.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n
Elana Beiser and Gabriela Chilingarova, the entire Tulane First Modification Regulation Clinic.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n