Justice Delayed . . . 0
. . . may still be justice.
“I feel like this is a good day for the First Amendment and for the right of people to speak out against economic injustice,” Dustin Slaughter, 32, said after leaving the courtroom the Criminal Justice Center.
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The lone prosecution witness, police Capt. William Fisher, who was head of the Civil Affairs Unit at the time, described the ensuing 3 1/2-hour protest as “a mob scene” of 300 to 400 people exhibiting an “air of animosity.”
“Air of animosity” my anatomy.
They were arrested for being.
