NJ: Preacher’s toe touches school lawn, he gets arrested

WorldNetDaily: “A New Jersey judge has dismissed a criminal case against a volunteer who was preaching the Gospel on public property in front of the Edison, N.J., High School when his toe inadvertently brushed the grass and he was arrested . . . ‘Christians shouldn’t be arrested and charged as criminals for expressing their beliefs on public property. They have the same First Amendment rights as anyone else in America,’ said ADF-allied attorney Demetrios Stratis of Fair Lawn.”