SCOTUS rules: Pastor’s lawsuit challenging local censorship law to move forward

A pastor’s lawsuit over a local anti-protest law that censored his speech is being allowed to move forward, according to a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court.

It is Gabriel Olivier who sued over the law in Brandon, Mississippi, seeking a determination that he could not be prosecuted again under the statute.

He previously was convicted, and while the Supreme Court has a precedent that bars a person previously convicted under a law from challenging it so that the result would affect his previous case...