Faun
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actually in the case you sites they said protesting outside the court, on the sidewalk
but we arent talking about that here
The law you're talking about says it's a crime to protest outside of a court building or a justice's private residence. It makes no distinction between the two. And in the case I cited, they ruled protesting from a public sidewalk is protected by the First Amendment. You don't lose your First Amendment rights just because it's a different public sidewalk.