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Michael Picard has filed a federal lawsuit claiming his First Amendment right to free speech was violated when Stamford Police removed a sign that had a profanity-laced message aimed at the police department.
April 08, 2019 at 01:01 PM
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A South Windsor man claiming his First Amendment rights were violated because Stamford Police arrested him and removed his profanity-laced sign has filed a lawsuit against that department’s chief.
Experts who spoke to the Connecticut Law Tribune agreed that Michael Picard has a very good chance of prevailing and getting financial damages against Chief John Fontneau.
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