Constitutional – Freedom of Speech – Municipal – Sign Ordinance – ‘Content Neutral’
Wag More Dogs LLC v. Cozart An Arlington County sign ordinance that required a doggy daycare business to remove a 960-square foot painting of cartoon dogs on the side of the daycare’s business passes constitutional muster as a content-neutral restriction on speech that survives intermediate scrutiny, the 4th Circuit says.
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Published: May 24, 2012
Time posted: 9:56 am
Tags: Constitutional, Freedom of Speech, Municipal, Sign Ordinance, ‘Content Neutral’






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