Activists Sue for the Right to Protest Caruso’s Campaign at the Grove

Aaron Caplan, a professor at LMU Loyola Law School and a former attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington, said the plaintiffs had a strong argument, but he could see potential reasoning on both sides of the case. The time, place, and manner rules laid out in the Grove’s policy restrict expressive activity to a limited number of people in a designated area, according to the lawsuit. Even if those policies are found to be reasonable, there’s still the question of whether campaign activity was held to the same standard, Caplan said.

Source: Los Angeles Times
Activists Sue for the Right to Protest Caruso’s Campaign at the Grove