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Ladue case still governs ‘pure speech’ of yard signs

Published: October 24, 2010

Campaign signs dot the lawns on Maryland Avenue in University City, as Teri Beuttenmuller walks with her two charges, Grant and Peyton LaMartina. In 1994, the U.S. Supreme Court declared unconstitutional Ladue’s ban on most yard signs. Yet some municipalities still try to regulate campaign signs.

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