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    ACLU files lawsuit to stop Clinton curfew

    By mediahitmanJuly 24, 2013Updated:July 27, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
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    884B092D93F16EC63E89D4F8432AFBAE_292_292The American Civil Liberties Union of Louisiana has filed a federal lawsuit asking a judge to strike down a wide-reaching curfew in Clinton.

    WBRZ-TV reports the ordinance requires everyone in town, including drivers, to be off the streets after 11 p.m. or face a $500 fine and possibly 30 days in jail.

    The organization filed the suit on behalf of Thomas Mead, of Clinton. It says Mead is often out at night and needs to know that he can come and go without risk of arrest.

    Police Chief Frederick Dunn claims the measure has reduced crime in the town by 60 percent since it was enacted this past May. It was scheduled to end on July 31, but the town council extended it recently to Aug. 14.

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