Content Neutral/Public Property

Question 1

Content Neutral

Answer 1

regulations to time, place, and manner must leave open ample alternative channels of communication (quantitative and qualitative) (City of Ladue v. Gilleo)

Question 2

Streets and Parks

Answer 2

reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions only if content-neutral and are narrowly tailored to serve a significant government interest and leaves open ample channels of communication

Question 3

Public Forums

Answer 3

if “time out of mind” the property has been used as a marketplace for the exchange of ideas

Question 4

If it is not a public forum . . .

Answer 4

speech is evaluated whether the prohibition is reasonable under the purpose of the property and viewpoint neutral (Adderley v. Florida)

Question 5

designated public forum for limited purpose

Answer 5

state may reserve property for intended purpose if reasonable and not an effort to suppress expression or viewpoint (PEA v. PLEA)