Idaho Lawyer Appeals HOA Christmas Light Dispute to Supreme Court
- The dispute centers around an HOA's rules regarding the display of Christmas lights.
- The HOA claims that the lawyer's display violates their regulations.
- The lawyer argues that his rights to free expression are being infringed upon.
- Local residents have expressed mixed opinions about the legality of the HOA's rules.
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'Christmas Lawyer' Goes to Supreme Court Over Christmas Display Feud - American Faith
Attorney Jeremy Morris, known as the “Christmas lawyer,” has appealed to the Supreme Court to review his feud with the HOA regarding a Christmas display. In 2015, Morris organized a five-day light show that attracted thousands of attendees to his former home in Idaho. The display included a live nativity, a children’s choir, and a camel. The HOA alleged the event involved religious discrimination. Prior to the event, the HOA said the display wou…
Charity Christmas light show BANNED by HOA—homeowner appeals to Supreme Court
"The right to celebrate Christmas in accordance with our family’s faith traditions, to use our property to express that Christian faith tradition ... all are at the core of Constitutional protections and 250 years of American jurisprudence."
‘Christmas Lawyer’ files for Supreme Court review in battle with HOA over holiday light show
close Video ‘Christmas Lawyer’ who went to war with HOA facing new fight Fans compare him to Clark Griswold or call him the “Christmas Lawyer,” while others use less nice names. But now Jeremy Morris says Idaho may strip his legal license. The self-described “Christmas Lawyer,” who staged elaborate holiday displays in defiance of his former homeowners association, is asking the nation’s highest court to weigh in on the neighborhood feud. …
‘Christmas Lawyer’ Jeremy Morris files for Supreme Court review in holiday light show fight with HOA
The self-described "Christmas Lawyer," who staged elaborate holiday displays in defiance of his former homeowners association, is asking the nation's highest court to weigh in on the neighborhood feud.
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