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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES HANDLING FIRST AMENDMENT ASSEMBLIES AND MASS DEMONSTRATIONS – TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 SOP-11-01 (Handling First Amendment Assemblies and Mass Demonstrations) Table of Contents July 3, 2013 (SOPC-13-02) I. INTRODUCTION 4 II. POLICY 5 III. PLANNED/PERMITTED FIRST AMENDMENT ASSEMBLIES 6
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