French v. City of Springfield

How courts have described this case

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• finding that city ordinance which required a permit to be issued before barricades could be stationed on the street was a public safety measure
• “licensing statutes do not set forth specific standards of care and the fact that a driver has not submitted to the State for testing of his driving skills is not evidence that he was driving negligently when involved in an accident”
• city was prejudiced by improper admission of motion picture, which depicted area where accident occurred and preconditioned the minds of the jurors to accept the plaintiff’s theory of the case
• city was prejudiced by improper admission of motion -8- picture, which depicted area where accident occurred and preconditioned the minds of the jurors to accept the plaintiff’s theory of the case

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