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Text of judge's ruling to reopen the Capitol building
Text of the ruling:
Members of the Rotunda Community
Today, I have ruled in favor of the Plaintiffs concerning the issues before me on access to the State Capitol of Wisconsin. After three days of testimony, the record establishes that the recent protest was unprecedented of the history of the State of Wisconsin. Thousands of people peacefully protested for two weeks and no injuries or damage to personal or government property occurred.
I credit that to the restraint and discipline of the protesters. I further commend law enforcement supervisors and every individual policeman or policewoman for the discipline and restraint shown during these unusual times.
The Order that I will issue granting the Plaintiff's relief will contain what I consider to be a reasonable restraint on the time, place and manner of future demonstrations and protests. The restraint as follows. Staying after the building is closed, is prohibited. Protests and demonstrations can be held at any time when the Capitol is open during normal business hours and, of course, if either house of the legislature is in session or any public hearing is being held.
I have attached a copy of a Notice requiring that you peaceably vacate the State Capitol after business hours today. My intent is to facilitate the reopening of the Capitol consistent with the free assembly and free speech provisions of the Wisconsin Constitution as well as the parallel provisions of the U.S. Constitution.
While I understand the judge's ruling (and think it was made to be fair, I'm not sure I agree with it. Closing Capitol after hours is reasonable. However, in extraordinary times constitutionally guaranteed rights should be protected and celebrated even more, not less. It is what separates us from dark of night. When people are protesting like they are now, I feel that sleep-ins are critical in showing others the veracity of one's convictions and must be acknowledged as such. In extraordinary times people have right to express their grievances through peaceful protest and our forums should be available for people to do so.