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Lockhart city officials are in hot water over how they handled 'No Kings' flyers at a local parade. It’s a classic free speech showdown that’s forcing the city to rethink its rules on public demonstrations.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
If the city gets sued over these free speech rules, taxpayers could end up footing a hefty legal bill.
Local advocacy groups and free speech activists gain a platform to challenge and clarify city parade policies.
The city administration is taking a hit to its reputation while trying to navigate these tricky legal waters.
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Pictured, Patrick O’Connor, Luz Riley, Tom Riley, Kathy Haigler, Christi Ramos, Glenn Haigler, Erica Saucedo. Photo submitted. Last week, the Caldwell County Republican Party delivered 450 laminated copies...
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