time, place, and manner
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From 312 U.S. 569 - Cox v. State of New Hampshire · 1941Most cited · 2,034 citing opinions
If a municipality has authority to control the use of its public streets for parades or processions, as it undoubtedly has, it cannot be denied authority to give consideration, without unfair discrimination, to time, place and manner in relation to the other proper uses of the streets.