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As you likely know by now, late Tuesday night, Church Militant was victorious in its motion to have the city of Baltimore prevented from any further interference in our Bishops: Enough is Enough rally.
It is slated for November 16 at the MECU Pavilion in Baltimore Harbor, which is directly beside the Waterfront Marriott where the bishops have their annual November meeting.
Here is the update: First, the judge granted our motion. In short, we won. This two-page injunction and an 86-page memo explaining the granting of the injunction were dropped late Tuesday. But early afternoon yesterday, the city of Baltimore, whose attorneys are doing everything they can to prevent this rally from happening, filed an appeal with the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia.
Since Baltimore did appeal, that has again put the rally on hold. Our legal team is investigating the procedural rules at the 4th Circuit to gauge what the time frame is for all of this to conclude. If and when court justices rule in our favor, the only other appeal Baltimore would have would be to the U.S. Supreme Court itself, and all are agreed that suffering two losses in such an obvious violation of First Amendment rights would be tough; the high court wouldn't likely even hear Baltimore's appeal.
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> > **Join us in the fight!**
> > As you likely know by now, late Tuesday night, Church Militant was victorious in its motion to have the city of Baltimore prevented from any further interference in our Bishops: Enough is Enough rally.
> > It is slated for November 16 at the MECU Pavilion in Baltimore Harbor, which is directly beside the Waterfront Marriott where the bishops have their annual November meeting.
> > Here is the update: First, the judge granted our motion. In short, we won. This two-page injunction and an 86-page memo explaining the granting of the injunction were dropped late Tuesday. But early afternoon yesterday, the city of Baltimore, whose attorneys are doing everything they can to prevent this rally from happening, filed an appeal with the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia.
> > Since Baltimore did appeal, that has again put the rally on hold. Our legal team is investigating the procedural rules at the 4th Circuit to gauge what the time frame is for all of this to conclude. If and when court justices rule in our favor, the only other appeal Baltimore would have would be to the U.S. Supreme Court itself, and all are agreed that suffering two losses in such an obvious violation of First Amendment rights would be tough; the high court wouldn't likely even hear Baltimore's appeal.
Primary Video source and transcript continues here: https://www.churchmilitant.com/video/episode/vortex-baltimore-business
> Please consider [Church Militant Evening News](https://www.churchmilitant.com/video/archive/evening-news) for daily hard-hitting news and analysis through an authentic Catholic lens, covering the latest developments in the Church, across the nation and around the world.
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