Demonstrators opposing the governor's stay-at-home orders claimed in a lawsuit Monday their constitutional rights were infringed when they were denied a permit to protest at the State Capitol.
"In times of crisis, governments often seek to curtail fundamental constitutional rights, such as the right to assemble and petition the government," said one of the plaintiffs' lawyers, D. Gill Sperlein. "It is precisely at these times that th...
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