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KSDK coverage of the Occupy St. Louis hearing.

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From Sharon Stevens and ksdk.com:

St. Louis (KSDK) - A federal judge dealt a blow to the Occupy St. Louis movement Tuesday.

The protestors requested a preliminary injunction, and it was denied late this afternoon, just days after police arrested 27 people.

At issue was the city’s curfew ordinance.

No one is allowed in city parks between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Most of the protestors sought a preliminary injunction to allow them back in the park, including after hours, but a judge said no.

Attorneys for the protestors say they will appeal.

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“It’s not over yet. We still plan on going forward with an appeal. We feel that our clients’ rights were violated,” said Joseph Welch, the plaintiff’s attorney.

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