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· 4/29/2024

Markell Brewer v. Tamarah Brewer

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  • concluding that protestors’ use of temporary 12 x 8 foot rat balloon was constitutionally protected expression within parameters of the First Amendment
  • \Courts have generally refused to protect on First Amendment grounds the placement of objects on public property where the objects are permanent or otherwise not easily moved.\
  • “[T]here is no question that the use of a rat balloon to publicize a labor protest is constitutionally protected expression within the parameters of the First Amendment.”
  • labor protesters’ ability to demonstrate outside a car dealership

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