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A Southern District of New York judge on Monday refused to order New York City to allow a demonstration of 75,000 people on Central Park's Great Lawn this Saturday, in advance of the Republican National Convention. Judge William H. Pauley III found that the city's permit scheme is constitutional, and that the plaintiffs were barred by the doctrine of laches, which "bars injunctive relief where plaintiff unreasonably delays in commencing action."
August 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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