The Associated Press reports:
About 100 supporters of a Louisiana minister gathered outside a federal appeals court in New Orleans on Monday to show support as his lawyers asked to revive a lawsuit he filed last year challenging the state’s coronavirus restrictions.
Tony Spell repeatedly flouted the public health restrictions at his Life Tabernacle Church in the Baton Rouge suburb of Central, and faces six state criminal counts as a result. His supporters assembled at a public park across from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, where they prayed, listened to speeches and waved flags reading “An Appeal to Heaven.”
Lawyers for Spell also are appealing Jackson’s ruling that Spell is not entitled to damages. Spell’s attorneys include Roy Moore, a former Alabama judge and failed U.S. Senate candidate.
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Men at this rally. Flip Benham, Tony Spell, Dave Daubenmire, Rusty Thomas, Roy Moore, “The boys are back in town” – Dave Daubenmire. Dan Fisher also in the crowd.
— LvilleClinicEscorts (@LouClinicEscort) June 7, 2021
Louisiana pastor seeks revival of federal court lawsuit suit challenging COVID-19 restrictions. #religionhttps://t.co/8vArJwWocM
— David Crary (@CraryAP) June 7, 2021