Alan L. Baldwin and George Q. Cannon, Jr. v. Redwood City, Alan L. Baldwin and George Q. Cannon, Jr. v. Redwood City

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• holding that size limitation on political signs was constitutional and that it “eontribute[s] to the appearance of the community and further[s] other legitimate municipal interests”
• holding that an issue is “capable of repetition, yet evading review” where the record established that plaintiff had continuing interest in and past practices of participating in local political campaigns by creating signs
• suggesting that the “ele- ment of conduct” in pure speech is “minimal”
• regulation of sign size remotely affected quantity of speech and did not significantly restrict total exposure of political candidate
• effects of wind and other weather elements on unreinforced signs posted on pole or lot
• effects of wind and other weather elements on unreinforced signs posted on pole or lot

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