Mahoney v. District of Columbia

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• determining that plaintiffs were not similarly situated to other groups permitted to chalk public streets
• “With respect to any ‘as-applied’ challenge, it is well settled that the permissible mode of regulating the use of a traditional public forum is summarized under the familiar heading ‘time, place and manner.’” (internal quotation marks omitted)

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