cogitoergodoleo
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? OH
My husband was stopped by a policeman who complained about some stickers on his rear window about religion (e.g. "If going to church makes you a Christian, does going to a garage make you a car?") The officer asked him why he did not believe in Jesus. My husband replied that he only didn't believe in organized religion. The officer then asked for his license, registration, etc. and gave him a ticket for obstruction of view. While the stickers do cover most of the rear window my husband has never before (in several years) received a ticket for this. Also, the officer was obviously displeased with the content of the stickers and the fact that my husband didn't share his religious opinions. It strongly appeared that this was the only reason he followed my husband and found a reason to give him a ticket. Should we go to court on the grounds that the officer only decided to give him the ticket because of his views on religion?
My husband was stopped by a policeman who complained about some stickers on his rear window about religion (e.g. "If going to church makes you a Christian, does going to a garage make you a car?") The officer asked him why he did not believe in Jesus. My husband replied that he only didn't believe in organized religion. The officer then asked for his license, registration, etc. and gave him a ticket for obstruction of view. While the stickers do cover most of the rear window my husband has never before (in several years) received a ticket for this. Also, the officer was obviously displeased with the content of the stickers and the fact that my husband didn't share his religious opinions. It strongly appeared that this was the only reason he followed my husband and found a reason to give him a ticket. Should we go to court on the grounds that the officer only decided to give him the ticket because of his views on religion?