Richard B. Kay v. New Hampshire Democratic Party

To make a long story — already well told by the district court — short, appellant complains that his rights were violated when he was denied permission to speak at a presidential candidates’ forum and was arrested after he refused to leave the speakers’ platform. The district court dismissed the civil rights claims filed against the New Hampshire Democratic Party and two of its officials (“Party defendants”), 1 and it is this curtailment of his lawsuit and the court's refusal to allow an amended complaint that are the bases for appellant’s appeal. 2

We find no error in the district court’s…