and it says that the field in Kansas is for the whole COUNTRY.
But here are the real stories ..
Bursey is the first person to go to trial for refusing to go to a 'free speech' area ..
http://www.scpronet.com/#Othersnips...
Progressive Network Director on trial for free speech.
Network Director Brett Bursey had a hearing in federal court Aug. 28 on a motion to compel the government to release documents in his case. Brett has been charged with threatening the president for refusing to go to a "free speech zone" last October when Bush came to Columbia.
The government argued that this information is classified on national security grounds. ...
The Judge set a date for the trial for Wed. Nov. 12. in the new federal courthouse on Richland St. (behind the Strom Thurmond Bldg.)
Listen to the story about Bursey's case on All Things Considered on the National Public Radio, July 25 (you need Realplayer to hear the story). Printed transcript here.
On May 27, eleven members of the US Congress wrote to Attorney General John Ashcroft demanding that he drop the federal charges against Brett Bursey (click here to see letter)
Article in Sunday April 27 New York Times on Network Director Brett Bursey's arrest for threatening the President with sign that read, "NO WAR for OIL".
http://www.gjf.org/gjf_main.htmlUS Attorney General John Ashcroft and White House political advisor Karl Rove,
and other,have been issued subpoenas to appear at Brett Bursey's trial in
US Dristict Court in Columbia November 12. Bursey has been charged with
refusing to go to a "free speech zone" during a visit by President George Bush
in October 2002 and faces six months in jail and a $5,000 fine.
Bursey is the only citizen in the country that faces federal charges
for refusing to go to a designated free speech zone.
And on DU ..
http://www.democraticunderground.com/articles/02/09/06_brave.html