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Appeals court strikes down Capitol steps protest ban

Judge Rogers dissents, calls for broader ruling

2 Sep 22 · 1d ago · 4 articles · 2 sources · development 2 of 2

Judge Judith W. Rogers dissented, arguing the majority focused too narrowly on the steps' use as an entrance and exit for lawmakers rather than their long history as a protest site.

Judge Rogers dissents, calls for broader ruling
rollcall.com

“These steps unfold above the bases in broad cascading marble terraces that readily serve as speaking platforms and places for congregating, rather than steps solely dedicated to entering and exiting a building”

Judge Judith W. Rogers

Patrick Mahoney Plaintiff, ministerNeomi RaoNeomi Rao D.C. Circuit judgeJudith W. Rogers D.C. Circuit judgeU.S. Capitol Police Board Defendant

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