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Wyoming sued for censoring pro-life display in Capitol

A family advocacy organization is suing the state of Wyoming for denying its First Amendment right to erect a pro-life display on public property, reports LifeSiteNews.com.

WyWatch Family Action is seeking a preliminary injunction after officials granted, then revoked, its right to host an exhibit featuring two pictures that affirm the sanctity of the unborn.

Rich Cathcart, the state’s construction manager, originally gave permission to set up a display in the Herschler Gallery, located in a hallway Wyoming legislators pass through when walking from the Capitol Building to their parking lot. One picture shows a group of women beneath the words “We Regret Our Abortions” and includes the website for the “Silent No More” campaign; the other depicts an unborn baby and a passage of Scripture. Neither image is graphic.

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[01/12/2012]

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