"From the beginning, this was a case about First Amendment rights. Political speech versus political hubris."

(Photo: John Chiv)

"The two newspapers and two TV stations said they wanted to interview me but they are not here," said Mr. Arlie Capps, Cornelius Lowenstein's attorney.

I spoke with Mr. Capps right after Judge Kelly Neel denied Councilmember Kim Bergel's request for a restraining order against Loewenstein.

"Today is more than a victory for Cornelius Loewenstein," said Mr. Capps. "It is a victory for all citizens, for free speech and uncensored political discussion as protected by the Constitution and California Constitution."

"From the beginning, this  was a case about First Amendment rights. Political speech versus political hubris."

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