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KY SUPREME COURT Forbids Disclosure- Category:Christian_Conservative_News KY SUPREME COURT Forbids Disclosure
We are pleased to announce that Kentucky attorney and www.CleanTV.com contributor, Marcus Carey won a major battle in defense of free speech today when the United States Court of Appeals struck down as unconstitutional several rules of the Kentucky Supreme Court which Carey had contended violated the First Amendment. In the suit Carey brought in his own name, he was represented by the James Madison Center for Free speech through attorneys James Bopp Jr. and Anita Woudenberg.
According to the decision, Carey was a candidate for the Kentucky Supreme Court in 2006 and censored himself under the then existing rules which prohibited candidates in judicial elections from identifying their political party, participating in raising campaign money and answering questionnaires like the one submitted to all candidates by Kentucky Right To Life. Today’s decision affirmed Carey’s position in the lawsuit that the Kentucky Supreme Court was acting in contravention of the First Amendment. In response to the victory, Marcus Carey said, “I took an oath to defend the Constitution and today’s decision is a wonderful affirmation that I have been true to that oath.” Judges in Kentucky are elected by the public in a general election in November CleanTV asked Mr. Carey if he would ever run for judicial office again. His response? “Never say never.”
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We are pleased to announce that Kentucky attorney and www.CleanTV.com contributor, Marcus Carey won a major battle in defense of free speech today when the United States Court of Appeals struck down as unconstitutional several rules of the Kentucky Supreme Court which Carey had contended violated the First Amendment. In the suit Carey brought in his own name, he was represented by the James Madison Center for Free speech through attorneys James Bopp Jr. and Anita Woudenberg. 
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