I'm looking for that SCOTUS case, if you have a cite it would be appreciated.
I think it says the same thing I'm saying, that the restriction has to stand on externalities, like noise, parking, traffic, etc.
>>I think it says the same thing I’m saying, that the restriction has to stand on externalities, like noise, parking, traffic, etc. <<
So you’re saying, they can’t require a group to obtain a permit simply on the grounds of their speech (i.e. discussing “religion”?) as this statute requires?