Alfredo Kuba, on Behalf of Himself and All Others Similarly Situated v. 1-A Agricultural Association

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• holding that a policy “which relegates communication activity to three small, fairly peripheral areas” was too broad in relation to the government’s interest
• holding that traffic safety is a significant government interest
• finding it implausible that “Kuba and the handful of other demonstrators would contribute significantly to the congestion and traffic danger if allowed to demonstrate in any area other than the free expression zones”
• time, place, and manner restrictions “must be content-neutral, be narrowly tailored to serve an important government interest, and leave open ample alternative channels for the communication of the message”
• “[F]ederal courts should not decide federal constitutional issues when alternative grounds yielding the same relief are available.”
• \[F]ederal courts should not decide federal constitutional issues when alternative grounds yielding the same relief are available\

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