A federal district court docket has dominated in favor of a Louisville photographer who submitted a lawsuit against the town in 2019, alleging its Fairness Ordinance violated her constitutional rights as a Christian simply because it could power her to just take on exact-sexual intercourse wedding day assignments. In a 44-website page ruling Tuesday from U.S. District Court docket Decide Benjamin Beaton, the courtroom granted a ask for by Chelsey Nelson, proprietor of Chelsey Nelson Images, for an injunction versus the city’s ordinance, indicating the metropolis could not use the legislation to compel her to photograph identical-sex weddings or “otherwise express messages inconsistent with Nelson’s beliefs,” and could not prohibit…