The USSC may hear a rather odd and relatively unknown case regarding free speech. The speech regulated in this case is one not seen very often in First Amendment cases: a "For Sale" sign on a used car. The car owner who sued his local town, Glendale, OH, has won the most recent appeal. Attorneys for Glendale are taking it to the USSC. It will be interesting to see if the Justices decide to take the case since categorization of a "For Sale" sign as free speech does not seem very compelling.
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Battle Over For Sale Sign Headed to Supreme Court
Posted by On the Docket: The Supreme Court Society of Georgetown University at 3:26 PM
Labels: First Amendment, free speech
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