[ElkGroveDan]

The order would have given the 100 or so protesters still camping out in the Capitol only minutes' notice and potentially set up confrontations with the multiple police agencies that have been guarding the building.

Wow talk about a biased headline. It's not as if they are being evicted from their apartments, they're sleeping in frickin' public hallways. As for the confrontations, there would be no confrontations, well that's up to the protesters. It's certainly not the fault of the court if these kooks decide to cause trouble at closing time.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

"............But he [Huebsch]said the state can't continue to pay for the army of officers the DOA brought in from around the state to guard the building, noting that law enforcement costs are already approaching $5 million. He also said the protesters' constant noise made it impossible for Capitol workers to get their work done..........."