Alabama's Supreme Court ruled unanimously Wednesday that the city of Birmingham broke state law when it ordered plywood screens be placed around the base of a Confederate monument in 2017.
The 9-0 ruling by Alabama's high court reversed a ruling by a lower court that was favorable to the city.
https://www.npr.org/2019/11/27/783376085/confederate-monument-law-upheld-by-alabama-supreme-court
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