SCOTUS Scrutinizes Obstruction Charges in January 6 Case

The First Amendment does not permit the government to make political expression, assembly, or petitioning the government into criminal acts.

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WASHINGTON D.C. – Today, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Fischer v. United States, where a January 6 defendant is appealing the government’s use of an evidence destruction law to criminally charge him for entering the U.S. Capitol to exercise his First Amendment rights to assemble, speak, and petition.
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