Nationalist Movement v. City of Boston

How courts have described this case

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• entering permanent injunction barring enforcement of city ordinance regulating parade permitting after the court held the regulation was facially invalid
• entering permanent injunction barring enforcement of city ordinance regulating parade permitting after the court held the regulation was facially invalid
• relying on City ofLadue as “recognizing] that the specific place where a message is communicated may be important to the message and, consequently, of constitutional significance,” because “the location[may] be an essential part of the message sought to be conveyed”
• “[C]ity officials behaved like a latter-day Watch and Ward Society guarding against offensive political opinions, and they fell into the same public relations predicament as their forebears.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).