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Liberty Activist operating out of Orlando, Florida openly defy Chief Judge Belvin Perry Jr. and Nullify his Administrative Order #2011-03, an order that infringes upon the Freedom of Speech and the Freedom of Association. On this day alone over 300 Fully Inform Jury leaflets were handed out. So there was no mistake about what our intentions were, we began our day at the very front of the court house line where Orange County Sheriff's Deputies were quick to attempt to run interference...

The appeals court also found that restricting distribution of literature to jurors summoned for jury duty was legally permissible, and that Schmidter’s conviction for contempt on those grounds should be upheld. Schmidter was re-sentenced today to serve 145 days in the Orange County Jail, and was immediately taken into custody.

Orlando FIJA Activists fight Judge Perry's order with help from National recognized free speach law firm and ACLU

A man with a record of domestic violence was found to have violated a court order from "causing plaintiff or the child of the parties to suffer physical and/or mental abuse, harassment, annoyance or bodily injury."
The plaintiff was his estranged wife, and the violation was for a post on Facebook. The judge sentenced him to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine, but waived it if he apologized on Facebook, and left it there for 30 days.

Neatly trimmed lawns and fixed picket fences could soon be the order of the day for not only homeowners in New York, but across America, if they want to avoid hefty fines and even jail time. In January, Linda Ruggles, 53, from Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, was sentenced to ten days in jail after failing to pay a $480 fine for a having a messy yard. A month later, a Florida man was reportedly sentenced to a year and one day in jail after he failed to remove litter from the front of his house.

Orlando FIJA activists and ACLU challange Judicial Order Banning the Distribution of Jury information at the Orange County Court House.

Zachrey Harris will serve 20 days in jail and spend two years on probation for using racial slurs against a Nigerian student a Boulder district judge has ruled.

After cose to a year of almost daily FIJA activism at the Orange County Courthouse in Orlando, a Judge has officially ordered such activity 'contemp of court'

A Beijing court has sentenced an activist to 9 months in jail for protesting at a court house. Wang Lihong was protesting the arrest and trials of bloggers who were arrested for libel. Her arrest and sentencing has been widely criticized as an crackdown on dissent by human rights activists. Miss Lihong's treatment mirrors the treatment of activists in the Orlando area.