Prime Media, Inc. v. City of Brentwood

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “the prospect of prior restraint and resulting self-censorship can itself constitute the required actual injury” for Article III standing purposes
• requiring the party before the court to have an injury in fact with respect to all of the challenged provisions of a statute
• “[T]he prospect of prior restraint and resulting self-censorship can itself constitute the required actual injury” under Article III.
• “Prime Media’s standing with regard to the size and height requirements does not magically carry over to allow it to litigate other independent provisions of the ordinance without a separate showing of an actual injury under those provisions.”
• “Prime Media's standing with regard to the size and height requirements does not magically carry over to allow it to litigate other independent provisions of the ordinance without a separate showing of an actual injury under those provisions.”
• “Prime Media’s standing with regard to the size and height requirements does not magically carry over to allow it to litigate other independent provisions of the ordinance without a separate showing of an actual injury under those provisions.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).