The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has been ordered to reimburse Ben Hart for attorney fees incurred as a result of a suit he filed against the state for denying his vanity plate.
reported that in 2016 Hart applied for plate that read"IM GOD." He had recently moved to Kenton County from Ohio, where he had had the same vanity plate for over a dozen years.
With the aid of the American Civil Liberties Union and the Freedom From Religion Foundation , Hart filed suit, stating that his First Amendment rights were violated because the"IM GOD" plate did not violate any element of the statute that regulates what messages are appropriate on vanity plates.
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