Dover City Hall in Dover, Delaware. Photo: Nagel Photography/Shutterstock.com
Dover criminal defense attorney Adam Windett and representatives from the American Civil Liberties Union of Delaware submitted letters to Christiansen criticizing the curfew, asserting it put those in the city at risk of having their First Amendment rights violated .
June 15, 2020 at 03:17 PM
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Dover’s curfew ended Saturday, 13 days after Mayor Robin R. Christiansen first imposed it under a citywide state of emergency.
Christiansen wrote in the executive declaration signed June 13 that the decision to rescind the curfew was made “in the best interest of the City of Dover’s constituents and local businesses” based on information provided by Dover Chief of Police Thomas Johnson Jr.
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