A judge has ruled that a lawsuit can proceed against the Lt. Gov. The lawsuit was filed by Kate Rogers, the former CEO of the Alamo Trust. Rogers claims that her First Amendment rights were violated before she resigned under pressure.
Rogers' lawsuit is moving forward, but details of the case are limited. The ruling allows her to continue with her claim that her rights were violated.
Further information about the lawsuit and the judge's ruling can be found through the source.
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