The saga over the offensive license plate has been ongoing for more than a year, after first being brought to the Department of Customer Service back in August 2021. The City and County of Honolulu…
HONOLULU, Hawaii — A Hawaii District Court judge has denied the requests for a temporary restraining order and a motion for a preliminary injunction filed by an Oahu man attempting to keep his vanity license plate that reads “FCKBLM.”
Since then officials have tried multiple avenues to recover the controversial license plates – first placing a hold on the vehicle owner’s registration and ordering the plates be surrendered. In September, Odquina filed a complaint, a motion for a temporary restraining order and a motion for a preliminary injunction against the city, claiming his first amendment rights were being violated.
“Odquina, in short, does not have a constitutional right to a license plate containing profanity,” Watson wrote.
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