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March 2, 2011

The ongoing battle over opening the capitol

Some of you may be wondering what happened with the temporary restraining order to open the capitol. It's still being sorted out in a hearing. The testimony for prosecution ended earlier today, and at the moment the DOA is presenting their case for maintaining the limited access to the capitol that has been the norm since Monday. Editorial note -- it all sort of sounds like Huebsch is saying "We don't like having those sorts of people in our capitol".

March 1, 2011

Restraining Order to open capitol. DOA says "It's already open"

his morning a temporary restraining order was issued to force the opening of the state capitol The capitol building has been under very restricted access rules since Monday morning, after most of the protesters left the building under threat of arrest (although the police never actualy arrested anyone). The idea here seems to be to allow protesters in the building, but in a very limited number, partly to keep the crowds under control for Gov. Walkers budget address at 4 PM today.

This morning a temporary restraining order was issued to force the opening of the state capitol The capitol building has been under very restricted access rules since Monday morning, after most of the protesters left the building under threat of arrest (although the police never actualy arrested anyone). The idea here seems to be to allow protesters in the building, but in a very limited number, partly to keep the crowds under control for Gov. Walkers budget address at 4 PM today.

Text of the restraining order:

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