Gabe Olivier was arrested in a Mississippi park for sharing his Christian faith after the city passed a restrictive ordinance.
As heard by us
A careful preview of Olivier v. City of Brandon through abstention doctrine, future enforcement, and Woolley's prospective-injunction logic.
Olivier v. City of Brandon centers on a procedural issue with real-world stakes: whether a person convicted under an allegedly unconstitutional law can still seek an injunction against future enforcement.
Why you'd press play
You get a close look at how repeated convictions under a challenged law become a fight over future enforcement in Olivier v. City of Brandon.
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