Appellate Practice
Oct. 21, 2004
Activist May Protest at Cow Palace
SAN FRANCISCO - A man who demonstrates for animal rights at San Francisco's Cow Palace when the circus or the rodeo is performing can't be kept away from the building's entrances, a federal appellate panel held Tuesday.
SAN FRANCISCO - A man who demonstrates for animal rights at San Francisco's Cow Palace when the circus or the rodeo is performing can't be kept away from the building's entrances, a federal appellate panel held Tuesday.
The unanimous ruling by a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel reversed District Judge Phyllis J. Hamilton of San Francisco, who granted summary judgment...
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