Legal Settlement
Summary
St. George is paying out $350,000 to drag performers after a legal battle over a banned show. The city tried to stop the event, but the courts said 'no way,' forcing the city to foot the bill.
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Your tax dollars are going towards a $350,000 settlement because the city lost a legal fight over a drag show.
The drag performers get their legal fees paid, and artists get to express themselves freely.
Taxpayers are footing the bill for the city's failed legal challenge.
Mentions & discussions (6)
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St. George City ordered to pay $350,000 in discrimination case involving drag performers
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St. George to pay $350K in attorney fees for drag show lawsuit
St. George to pay $350K in attorney fees for drag show lawsuit sltrib.com
St. George to pay $350K in attorney fees for drag show lawsuit
A federal judge ordered St. George to pay an additional $350,000 in attorney fees after it agreed to pay a settlement for attempting to block a drag show in a public park.
St. George city manager leaves job with $625,000 settlement
St. George city manager leaves job with $625,000 settlement St. George News
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