Alan C. Weinstein (Cleveland-Marshall) and Brian J. Connolly (Independent) have posted "Sign Regulation after Reed: Suggestions for Coping with Legal Uncertainty," which I imagine scholars and practitioners will both find of particular interest. Here is the abstract:This article
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Which Way To Turn? The United States Supreme Court Wrestles With Regulation Of Temporary Directional Signs For A Church
By William W. Abbott Reed v. Town Of Gilbert A sign from the top? On January 12, 2015, the United States Supreme Court wrestled with local regulation of directional signage and whether the Town of Gilbert, Arizona had unpermissibly regulated…
Is Reed v. Town of Gilbert an important sign case?
Earlier this week, the Supreme Court heard arguments in Reed v. Town of Gilbert. SCOTUSblog has the docs here. The case boils down to regulation of temporary directional signs for a church. An amicus brief from some law profs…
U.S. Supreme Court to Review Sign Ordinance for Possible Free Speech Violation
The U.S. Supreme Court granted Good News Community Church’s (Church) petition for a writ of certiorari to review the decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Reed v. Town of Gilbert, No. 11-15555 (9th…
Born (again) Under a Bad Sign: Ninth Circuit Upholds Ordinance Restricting Duration, Location, Quantity, And Size Of Directional Signs for Church Services
By William W. Abbott Reed v. Town of Gilbert, Arizona (9th Cir. Feb. 8, 2013, No. 11-15588) ___F.3d ___. As part of its overall regulatory code, the City of Gilbert, Arizona enacted various sign regulations. The regulations generally require…