Marjorie Glasson v. City of Louisville

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• remarking that the police are obligated to prevent suppression of public speech by a \heckler's veto\ or other actions by spectators
• holding political protestors were a class and therefore could sue for violation of their right to freedom of expression
• remarking that the police are obligated to prevent suppression of public speech by a “heckler’s veto” or other actions by spectators
• noting that \freedom of expression upon public questions is secured by the First Amendment\
• noting that police officers have a duty to protect persons exercising the constitutional right of expression
• noting that police officers have a duty to protect persons exercising the constitutional right of expression

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).