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End the Buffer Zone of the Supreme Court of the United States

Created by M.M. on July 25, 2014

The Supreme Court recently ruled that a 35 foot buffer zone near women's health clinics violates first amendment rights to free speech. Ironically, the Supreme Court has its own buffer zone...how does this not violate first amendment rights? How is intruding on a private citizen's medical decision making free speech, but attempting to interact with appointed judges off limits?

Government & Regulatory Reform
Civil Rights & Equality
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