Constitution Shields Livestreamed ICE Agent Chase
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Two women were convicted of stalking an ICE agent. Their attorneys seek to overturn the convictions, citing the First Amendment. The case is being heard in a California federal court.
Introduction
The attorneys for two women convicted of stalking an ICE agent are seeking to overturn their convictions in a California federal court. They are citing the First Amendment, which guarantees freedom of speech and assembly.
The Case
The two women were convicted of stalking an ICE agent after they livestreamed their pursuit of him on social media. The attorneys argue that their actions were protected by the First Amendment, as they were a form of protest and expression of opinion.
The First Amendment
The First Amendment guarantees freedom of speech, assembly, and petition for redress of grievances. The attorneys argue that their clients' actions were a form of expression and protest, and therefore should be protected by the First Amendment.
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Source: law360.com