
The Church of Scientology's second petition for an injunction against online protest group Anonymous was denied by Judge Douglas Baird of Pinellas County, Florida. The first petition, filed Tuesday, against Anonymous was denied  yesterday by Judge Linda Allan. The injunction sought to prevent members of Anonymous from coming within 500 feet of Church of Scientology buildings. At time of publishing, the Church has not responded to a request for comment.
The ruling reads:
((Wikinews)) 
The last protest was peaceful, do you expect the 15th to be the same?
((WN))  
Do you believe the threats the Church mentioned in the injunction filing came from members of Anonymous?
((WN)) 
How have Anonymous defended themselves in court?
((WN)) 
Do you view this as an attempt by the Church to stop peaceful protest against them?

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Church of Scientology denied injunction against Anonymous