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Meanwhile, volunteers sitting behind foldout tables handed out written explanations of the legal rights of protesters, and provided the day's offerings -- from a protest in front of a Midtown outlet of the Gap to a student conference on global justice at Columbia University.

Anti-abortion leaders called the Texas decision an affirmation of the First Amendment rights of protesters.

Mckesson's suit argues the police violated the civil rights of protesters who were peaceful.

On Friday, both houses of Congress threw full support behind the rights of protesters to challenge the election results.

On the one hand, police officials say, they will protect the free-speech rights of protesters wanting to demonstrate.

And this speaks to the hypocrisy of the Iranian regime, which says it stand for the rights of protesters abroad, yet represses its own people at home.

Antonin Scalia upheld the right of protesters to burn the American flag despite his distaste for bearded weirdos.

In the right-hand column appears the account of a United States Supreme Court decision defending the right of protesters to express publicly the most hateful and hurtful opinions.

In 2000 a federal judge upheld the First Amendment right of protesters to sleep on the sidewalks of New York, finding that such expressive conduct can be part of political protest.

Ms. Merkel found herself in the awkward position of defending the right of protesters to voice divergent opinions, though she stressed the importance of dissenting through orderly legal channels.

Recall that earlier this year, the court held that the First Amendment protected the right of protesters to hector a military family during a funeral service for their son, who was killed in Iraq.