Berger v. City of Seattle

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit · Decided 2009-06-24

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BERZON, Circuit Judge: In 2002, the City of Seattle promulgated a set of rules governing the conduct of visitors to one of its major attractions, an 80-acre public park and entertainment complex known as the Seattle Center. The new rules regulated for the first time the behavior of the Center’s street performers. We consider today the constitutional validity of some of those rules. Among other provisio…

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