Firestone v. News-Press Pub. Co., Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• court may place narrowing construction on statute, so long as it does not effectively rewrite the statute
• wherein the court rejected an argument that section 109.121, Florida Statutes, prohibited a parent from taking their child into the voting booth
• “Restrictions on first amendment rights must be supported by a compelling governmental interest and must be narrowly drawn to insure that there is no more infringement than is necessary.”
• exclusion of non-voters from area within 50 feet of polling room
• exclusion of non-voters from area within 50 feet of polling room
• state failed to substantiate claims that exit polling disrupted voting

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