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First Amendment Implications for Transit Facilities: Speech, Advertising, and Loitering (2009) / Chapter Skim
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... 36 court ruled that it would be unconstitutional to enforce the ordinance against such an individual.439 Finally, it should go without saying that officials should ensure that the transit facility and local authorities are actually prepared to enforce the regulations as written. This has not always been the case.440 C
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... 37 tions actually and clearly serve such interests without affecting substantial amounts of other expressive activity at the same time. In all but the most exceptional cases, officials must not attempt to regulate expressive activity based on the viewpoint or message of the speaker.
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