Constitutional Law
Jul. 21, 2016
9th Circuit approved California cities' mobile billboard rules
Local police power-based mobile billboard bans are legal in California so long as the restrictions don't regulate viewpoint. By Andrew Azarmi
By Andrew Azarmi
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently issued a published opinion finding that several cities' mobile billboard ordinances do not violate the First Amendment. Lone Star Security and Video Inc. v. City of Los Angeles; City of Santa Clarita; City of Rancho Cucamonga; City of Loma Linda; Ammari v. City of Los Angeles, 2016 DJDAR 6843 (July 7, 2016). The opinion is notable to the outdoor advertising industry...
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