RAY
v.
UNITED STATES

U.S. | 1987-03-02
No. 86-281
480 U.S. 904 Supreme Court of the United States (1987) Positive Treatment
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  • …The court found that the foregoing provisions of the law were not severable, and therefore held the entire ordinance unconstitutional insofar as it regulates newsracks in commercial districts.4 The city appealed, and we noted probable jurisdiction. 480 U. S. 904 (1987). HH hH At the outset, we confront the issue whether the Newspaper may bring a facial challenge to the city’s ordinance. We conclude that it may. A Recognizing the explicit protection accorded speech and the press in the text of the First…
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