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Judge rules against Maricopa County Attorney's Office in 2024 ASU protestor case

The ruling preserves protections against prosecutions aimed at silencing speech, and it leaves in place a lower-court decision in a case involving 68 protesters.

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A judge ruled against Maricopa County Attorney Rachell Mitchell's efforts to challenge a First Amendment law being exercised by an ASU protestor.

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Judge rejects Rachel Mitchell's bid to undo 1st Amendment protections

Arizona's one-of-a-kind law requires prosecutors to defend their decisions. County Attorney Rachel Mitchell sought to overturn it and vowed to appeal.

·Phoenix, United States
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Judge rules against Maricopa County Attorney's Office in 2024 ASU protestor case

A judge ruled against Maricopa County Attorney Rachell Mitchell's efforts to challenge a First Amendment law being exercised by an ASU protestor.

·Phoenix, United States
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KPNX broke the news in Phoenix, United States on Thursday, April 16, 2026.
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