Appeals Court Rules Anti-Gay Group Protest Broke Law

365 Gay News  Jul 16 08

(Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling that the city of Philadelphia did not violate the rights of members of an anti-gay group when it arrested them during a protest at the city's gay pride celebration in 2004. Full story...

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