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Constitutional – Free speech – Municipal property
Where plaintiffs have challenged the validity of a resolution enacted by the Hamtramck City Council concerning flagpoles on public property and owned by the city, the plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment should be denied because the resolution passes muster as a viewpoint-neutral regulation reasonably tailored to serve a permissible public purpose. “This case concerns a
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