Oasis Goodtime Emporium I, Inc., D/B/A Oasis v. City of Doraville

How courts have described this case

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• “Serving alcohol is not itself protected expression, and [the city’s code] leaves Oasis’s employees free to express themselves as they wish through dance or otherwise.”
• “We need not and do not decide whether, in every case, the media must demonstrate the existence of a willing speaker to establish standing . . . because . . . we are satisfied that a willing speaker exists.”
• “While a trial court . . . is required to consider a non- moving party’s factual allegations to be true, it is not required to accept the legal conclusions the non-[moving ]party suggests that those facts dictate.” (punctuation omitted

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).