This letter was sent to the Narragansett Town Council, urging the Council to reject proposed revisions to the Town's “unruly gathering” ordinance, also known as the "orange sticker" ordinance.
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ACLU Appeals Ruling on Narragansett "Orange Sticker" Ordinance
The Rhode Island ACLU has today appealed the recent court decision upholding the constitutionality of the Town of Narragansett’s highly-publicized “orange sticker” ordinance.
ACLU Brief Urges Court to Strike Down Narragansett "Orange Sticker" Policy
The Rhode Island ACLU has filed a motion in federal court, seeking a declaration, without the need for a trial, that the Town of Narragansett’s highly-publicized “orange sticker” ordinance is unconstitutional. In a 22-page brief accompanying the motion for “summary judgment,” the ACLU also requests a permanent injunction against the Town, barring enforcement of the ordinance.
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