Constitutional Law
Mar. 7, 2007
Employees Cannot Be Barred From Talking to City Council
VICTORVILLE - A federal judge has ruled a hotly disputed city ordinance that barred municipal employees from talking in private to City Council members about work-related grievances violates the First Amendment.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
VICTORVILLE - A federal judge has ruled a hotly disputed city ordinance that barred municipal employees from talking in private to City Council members about work-related grievances violates the First Amendment.
Victorville's ordinance is believed to be the state's only of its type. Officials say they drafted the law to prevent employees f...
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