11 January 2008
settlement reached in: the nationalist movement versus town of jena and murphy mcmillan
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another central la politics and wst... blogosphere exclusive!wst... has learned that the nationalist movement and the town of jena have reached an agreement in the court dispute over the nationalist movements' right to hold a march in jena on 21 january 2008 - the martin luther king, jr. holiday.
according to the court papers filed today in the united states district court, western district, alexandria, louisiana division, the town of jena admits that they violated the nationalist movement's rights under the first and fourteenth amendments to the united states constitution. furthermore, the town of jena agrees to pay damages to the nationalist movement in the nominal amount of one dollar ($1.00). jena further admits that its "parade ordinance" is unconstitutional and agrees to repeal same. jena also agrees to pay judicial approved court costs and attorney fees.
click here or link to read more at central la politics blog.
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