Civil Litigation
Jan. 29, 2021
Judge appears ready to order San Francisco to allow arts festival
Noting that other similar constitutionally protected activities such as religious gatherings and political protests are allowed to continue, the organizers argued they are entitled to the same liberties.
U.S. District Judge James Donato resisted ruling Thursday on whether to dismiss a lawsuit testing the fairness of San Francisco's pandemic restrictions.
San Francisco International Arts Festival plans to host an outdoor event in May. The organizers argued that they should be allowed the same rights as similar constitutionally protected activities such as religious ga...
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