ACLU Wins Another Victory For Free Speech »
Posted By Bkumm 3 weeks, 5 days ago in Political News
Today, the Colorado Court of Appeals agreed with the ACLU in a case challenging the constitutionality of the City of Englewood's sign code. The case was brought on behalf of Mike Mahaney, an Englewood shop owner whose mural depicting an Alice in Wonderland scene prompted controversy and citations for allegedly violating the City's sign code.
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chevydog3 weeks, 4 days ago
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You know, I don't see anything particlularly objectionable in the picture that's shown. But I've always found it interesting that stuff like this often becomes "artistic expression" after the fact. When it's being painted, it's just an eye-catching ad. Just once, I'd like to see someone announce "this is artistic expression!" The ACLU is often very clever in finding out stuff that even the people who create the stuff don't know.
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