Postscript Enterprises v. City of Bridgeton

How courts have described this case

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• upholding an ordinance after determining that the city council's pre-enactment findings were adequate
• finding statements made by counsel in a brief and orally, as to the effect of a permit ordinance, to be judicial admissions negating the need to consider due process arguments concerning the permit process
• affidavit not based on personal knowledge does not create issue of fact precluding summary judgment
• open booth ordinance is not an unconstitutional prior restraint on free speech
• treating statements by parties made in briefs as judicial admission

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