Do you want to be escorted out of your violating my first amendment rights talking? >> Rebecca's attorney says, "We're going to continue to fight not only to vindicate Rebecca's constitutional rights, but to ensure that all Arizonans are free to speak their minds. >> Here's the part officials always pretend is complicated. Public comment at city council meetings is a limited public forum. That means they can limit time, they can enforce order, but they cannot police viewpoints. Criticizing government officials, even harshly, is protected speech. That's not an opinion. That's decades of case law. Using police to silence criticism doesn't make it legal. It makes it a lawsuit. Which is why a federal judge just let this case move forward. Public meetings aren't therapy sessions for officials. They're accountability sessions for the public. Thin blue lies, baby.