Vonchae Jarod Simpkins v. State of Florida

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• concluding that Sandy City, Utah’s ordinance prohibiting pedestrians from occupying unpaved or narrow medians was narrowly tailored and constituted a “valid time, place, or manner restriction on speech” under the First Amendment
• “Even though the [Ordinance] is content neutral, it still must be ‘narrowly tailored to serve a significant governmental interest.’” (alteration in original
• “A traditional public forum is a place that ‘by long tradition or by government fiat ha[s] been devoted to assembly and debate.’” (alteration in original

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