WFTVSupreme Court upholds lower court decision rejecting Florida's law to restrict drag shows
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55% : The Eleventh Circuit will hear the case before the law is enforced in the state.51% : It said the law infringed on its First Amendment rights and targeted the LGBTQ-plus community.
40% : The governor said the law included drag shows even though it wasn't mentioned in the bill. Orlando Restaurant, Hamburger Mary's sued.
39% : Read: Palm Coast man indicted on manslaughter charge for September shooting death of 18-month-old niece In June U.S. District Judge Gregory Presnell sided with Hamburger Mary's, issuing a preliminary injunction blocking the law.
37% : The vote was after Florida asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow its "Protection of Children Act" to be enforced after a district judge blocked the law.
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