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Noisy conduct? Case could have implications for political protesters across Kansas

What is noisy conduct? Who defines it, and does it involve what protesters are saying, or how they say it?

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Kansas Supreme Court will decide Wichita First Amendment case

If the court finds a Wichita ordinance violates First Amendment speech protections, cities across Kansas may have to change their laws.

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The Kansas Supreme Court could strike down a Wichita ordinance used to arrest a protester

The Kansas Supreme Court could strike down a Wichita ordinance used to arrest a protester
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The Kansas Supreme Court could strike down a Wichita ordinance used to arrest a protester

Gabrielle Griffie was charged with disorderly conduct in Wichita after a 2020 protest. Her lawyers say that violates her First Amendment rights.

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She led noisy protests blocking streets Kansas Supreme Court to decide if that s a crime

The Kansas Supreme Court heard the case of Gabrielle Griffie, a Wichita protester convicted of disorderly conduct after 2020 protests blocked streets.

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