Williams v. Middletown, City of et al
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CONSENT ORDER & JUDGMENT. Signed by Judge Sandra S Beckwith on 6/8/15. (mb)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO
WESTERN DIVISION
John Williams,
:
Case No. 1:15-cv-112
Plaintiff,
vs.
City of Middletown, et al,
Defendants.
CONSENT ORDER AND JUDGMENT
Final Resolution of this matter and controversy has been settled by and between the
parties, and accepted by the Court, as reflected herein.
IT IS on this
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day of June, 2015, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED AS
FOLLOWS:
1.
This Court hereby declares that Plaintiff John Williams, on July 23, 2014, was
unconstitutionally banned from engaging in religious speech on public streets and ways in
downtown Middletown, Ohio within the confines of a Broad Street Bash event.
2.
Defendants are hereby permanently enjoined from enforcing policy or acting in
any other manner that would unlawfully prohibit or interfere with the constitutionally-protected
expression of John Williams or other third-party speakers on public streets and ways in
downtown Middletown, Ohio during Broad Street Bash events.
3.
Defendants shall pay Plaintiff the amount of $1.00 as nominal damages within
thirty days of the date this Order is entered. Defendants shall also pay reasonable attorney fees
and litigation costs to Plaintiffs attorneys. The amount of reasonable attorney fees and litigation
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