Thomas J. Lavey and the Lakeland Group, Incorporated v. The City of Two Rivers

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• holding that ordinance regulating outdoor signs did not violate the First Amendment nor federal and state due process clauses
• stating that the analogy between Smith and strict liability in the commercial context “limps”
• rejecting on the merits , a billboard owner’s First Amendment challenge to permit requirements
• court considered no empirical evidence in holding that stricter requirements for off-premises signs directly advanced government’s interest in traffic safety
• regulations governing number, size, location of signs, and distinguishing between on-site and off-site signs
• “[OJnly speech that is truthful and not misleading receives First Amendment protection.”

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