· 4/27/2009
Snell v. CITY OF YORK, PENNSYLVANIA
Citations
- 564 F.3d 659
- 2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 8818
- 2009 WL 1111101
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a speech restriction in the form of an ad hoc oral directive by a police officer, without any guiding formal policy, presents a risk of arbitrary enforcement warranting heightened scrutiny
- holding that a speech restriction in the form of an ad hoc oral directive by a police officer, without any guiding formal policy, presents a risk of arbitrary enforcement warranting heightened scrutiny
- identifying factual issues regarding whether police officer’s restrictions against protester were narrowly tailored to meet government’s compelling interests
- identifying factual issues regarding whether police officer’s restrictions against pro- tester were narrowly tailored to meet government’s compel- ling interests
- rejecting “efforts to boot-strap excessive force claims and probable cause challenges”
- rejecting “efforts to boot- strap excessive force claims and probable cause challenges”
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Judges: Rendell, Smith, Pollak
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