Promise to Apologize Might Be Enforceable—but Court Can't Order Apology if None Was Finally Agreed to
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From Judge Mia Roberts Perez (E.D. Pa.) in Souderton Area for All v. Souderton Area School Dist., decided Sept. 28:
This case began as a case about Plaintiffs' exercise of their First Amendment rights by protesting at a Souderton Area School District ("District") school board meeting. It then became a case about keeping promises. Now, it is a case about which promises this Court can enforce.
When Plaintiffs protested the Souderton Area School Board outside a September 2024 meeting, the governmen
This case began as a case about Plaintiffs' exercise of their First Amendment rights by protesting at a Souderton Area School District ("District") school board meeting. It then became a case about keeping promises. Now, it is a case about which promises this Court can enforce.
When Plaintiffs protested the Souderton Area School Board outside a September 2024 meeting, the governmen
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