![]() And, as a matter of fact, that is exactly what happened. As we wrote at the time, there appeared to be little reason to think the ordinance would survive any real 1A challenge. ![]() The propery owner in question, one Bramley Paulin, sued on First Amendment grounds with the help of The Goldwater Institute. ![]() That ordinance required any citizen of the city who wanted to post any new temporary signage in the city to get approval from the government and/or the NFL first. Back in December, for instance, we wrote about a lawsuit brought by one property owner against the city over its “Clean Zone” ordinance. This year, while not an entirely unique thing, the NFL has also found a willing partner in the city of Phoenix when it comes to enforcing these overbearing non-rights. And, as per usual, the NFL has been running around pretending that it has intellectual property rights that it doesn’t have. It’s nearly time for the Super Bowl, the NFL’s orgy of advertising with a bit of football mixed in to keep things interesting. Thu, Feb 9th 2023 08:02pm - Timothy Geigner
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