The Supreme Court said on Thursday that he was being revised the challenge of an evangelist to a city regulation of Misssippi in the city.

Gabriel Olivier, a self -sailer Christ who was called after evangelicalization, asked the judges to challenge his lawsuit a prescription that from the Tagoonstrating outside of a Brandon, Miss, Miss, Miss, Miss, Miss.

In its opposition to Olivier’s petition, the city said that according to Olivier, the ordinance had been passed with a group, the passing people as “whores”, “Jezebels” and other derogatory names over a loudspeaker at the busiest intersection of the amphitheater.

The regulation is heading protests and demonstrations three hours in front of a straight area in a nearby area and prohibits loudspeakers that are “clearly audible”, the city says more 100 feet of 100 protest areas.

In his petition before the court, Olivier found that the regulation “prohibits” him to share his belief with the cooling citizens outside the amphitheater. After he was charged and no competition for the regulation was charged and was not applied, he was “too isolated to protect his message”. He paid a fine of $ 304.

A federal judge took out his case, and the US Court of Appeal confirmed to the fifth circle and referred to the Supreme Court that the people who called a crime could not submit any civil lawsuits against the police of other officials. The complete calls that he had acquired with a vote with a edge of listeners about listeners.

“It sends a strange message to citizens who take care of deciding their constitutional rights,” judge James Ho wrote in a contradiction. “On the one hand, we tell the citizens that they can be if they are not injured.

Olivier has determined the judges to clarify whether their 1994 decision in Heck would complain against Humphry like his legal disputes. A decision will be expected by next summer.

“Every American has the first ameent rights for freedom of expression; every American has the right to his day in court,” said Kelly Shackeelford, President, CEO and Chief County of the First Liberty Institute, the Olivier. “Both rights were injured for Gabe Olivier.