Bob Updegrove (pictured above) filed a lawsuit against Attorney General Jason Miyares and Christine Lambrou Johnson, the director of the state’s Office of Civil Rights, in September 2020 after a state law required him to affirm same-sex marriage in his photography business, according to court documents. Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), the law firm representing Updegrove, announced Monday that the state had agreed to settle following the recent Supreme Court decision in 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, which determined that the government cannot compel a business owner’s speech, according to a press release.
Good for the photographer, but like cops, AGs like to "get even" when they're bitch slapped by John Q Citizens.
ReplyDeleteIn such situations, even if he wins, he loses. He spent his time, a lot of it, defending the onslaught from the Commonwealth and its agencies. His lawyers will probably get compensated by the settlement, and he will get something. But in all, it will, probably be inadequate to make him whole.,
ReplyDeleteAnd the taxpayers foot the bill for all of it.
DeleteThe "taxpayers" voted the villians into office. This arguement doesnt hold any weight. But seeing the villains drawn and quartered for it would be a nice change. Pay per view returns to the victims
DeleteGood for him and so he should
ReplyDeleteI went thru a major legal business lawsuit with those fucks in Virginia. Truly the full might and force of the administrative state against the small guys.
ReplyDeleteA pox upon them all.
Hoo fucking ray!
ReplyDelete