Wright v. County of Du Page

How courts have described this case

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• because activities occurring at massage spas did not constitute expression protected under the first amendment, court did not need to consider spas’ claim that ordinance governing spas was unconstitutional as overly restrictive and a prior restraint on freedom of speech
• it would have been patently unfair to allow a party to use a stipulation that was reached for the purpose of challenging a license ordinance as evidence in defense of the other party's second amended counterclaim, which dealt with a different issue
• it would have been patently unfair to allow a party to use a stipulation that was reached for the purpose of challenging a license ordinance as evidence in defense of the other party’s second amended counterclaim, which dealt with a different issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).