· 7/28/1989
J. Marshall Medlin v. Lori Palmer, in Her Individual Capacity and in Her Official Capacity as Dallas City Councilwoman
Citations
- 874 F.2d 1085
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- recognizing “a legitimate governmental interest in protecting patients of hospitals and clinics from the unwarranted intrusion of amplified sound generated by ‘pro- life’ activists”
- finding that an ordinance that prohibits the use of amplified sound within 150 feet of a hospital or health clinic “falls way short of precluding alternative avenues of communication”
- “The failure of a movant to establish one of the above four elements will result in the denial of a motion for temporary injunction.”
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Judges: Clark, Johnson, Jolly
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