Nakamoto v. Fasi

How courts have described this case

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

• stating that the governmentally levied condition was the “submission [by eoncertgoers] to a search of their persons” in exchange for the privilege of entering a government-owned arena to attend a concert
• stating that the governmentally levied condition was the “submission [by concertgoers] to a search of their persons” in exchange for the privilege of entering a government-owned arena to attend a concert
• action seeking permanent injunction prohibiting enforcement of City policy requiring rock concert promoters at city-run facility to conduct inspections of patrons for bottles and cans prior to entry of arena
• “The City is free to adopt and enforce reasonable rules restricting the time and manner of use of its premises, for members of the public do not have the absolute and unfettered right to enter to make use of a City-owned facility”
• “The City is entitled to take necessary steps to prevent the misuse of its premises, and to provide protection for those whom it invites to its facilities. It may not, however, impose conditions for them use which are so unreasonable as to be violative of constitutional provisions.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).