I think we would be looking for a declaratory judgment that would address the specifics of the way the judgment was rendered, the facts of it, and would say that the judgment was rendered in a way that is inconsistent with the First Amendment and due process.
Kyl discusses seeking a declaratory judgment to protect First Amendment rights.
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