A federal judge stopped the city of Baltimore from banning a planned protest during a meeting of U.S bishops later this year.
District Judge Ellen Hollander ruled Tuesday that St. Michael’s Media cannot be prohibited from renting a pavilion in Baltimore to organize the protest, saying, “[Baltimore] cannot conjure up hypothetical hecklers and then grant them veto power.” The city previously barred the event, expressing concerns about public safety and the possibility of violence.
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