The ACLU and the National Lawyers Guild, who filed the injunction on behaf of Occupy Boston that prevented the City of Boston from removing the group from Dewey Square -- an injunction that was voided today -- say they are "reviewing the decision with our clients to determine all their options." Here's the full statement:

Not having been able yet to talk with the attorneys involved, I'm not going to try to dissect the ruling too much. But I do find one thing very interesting: Judge McIntyre posits that a new, unprecedented legal question has been raised. From page 11-12 of the ruling (read the full ruling here):

They claim that their message of economic equality and more perfect democracy can only be effectively communicated through the "literal occupation of Boston in the financial district."