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· 5/30/2007

Houston Chronicle Publishing Co. v. City of League City

Citations

  • 488 F.3d 613
  • 2007 WL 1544645

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that petitioners had standing to mount facial and as-applied pre-enforcement challenge where petitioners showed “imminent future prosecution if the City is not enjoined”
  • noting that the fact that the challenged law was applied only against the plaintiffs counseled against vacating the injunction
  • finding sufficient narrow tailoring in a facial case where the Ordinance only prohibited roadway solicitation at certain high-traffic intersections
  • city ordinance restricting the solicitation or distribution of any material to the occupant of a vehicle stopped at a traffic light served government’s compelling interest in public safety
  • “It goes without saying that disputes concerning repealed legislation are generally moot.”
  • “It goes without saying that disputes concerning repealed legislation are generally moot.”

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Judges: Jones, Wiener, Barksdale

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