Rebekah Massie claims the arrest violated her First Amendment rights.
An Arizona woman was arrested and cited for trespassing last week after attempting to voice concerns about an official at a city council meeting .
Massie then told the city council she had several public records requests for another issue. However, Mayor Skip Hall interrupted to read her the meeting rules he said she agreed to. Massie claimed the rules violate her First Amendment rights. Hall then said she was personally attacking Wingo and issued her a warning.The two argued over the constitutionality of the rules, leading Massie to cite the Supreme Court’s history with First Amendment issues.
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