Fourteen people arrested earlier this year during protests at Tulane University over the Israel-Hamas war have been acquitted on misdemeanor criminal charges in New Orleans.

An Orleans Parish judge on Friday acquitted 14 pro-Palestinian demonstrators who were arrested and charged with a misdemeanor following a protest on Tulane University’s campus.

More than 100 people gathered at the Sutter Avenue L train station, eventually taking over the street below and marching down Sutter Avenue from Van Sinderen Boulevard toward Rock

Fourteen people charged with trespassing on Tulane’s campus earlier this year have been found not guilty by a New Orleans judge. Cops booked the protesters in May after a 30-hour demonstration in front of the university’s St.