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Gendreau v. Gendreau

U.S.
Mar 9, 1998
523 U.S. 1005 (1998)

Summary

Holding "that the appellants’ inability to know in advance the exact number of signatures required in order to place their initiative measures on the ballot" did not infringe upon their right to free speech under the First Amendment because it "in no way restricted their ability to circulate petitions or otherwise engage in political speech."

Summary of this case from SD Voice v. Noem

Opinion

No. 97-1151.

March 9, 1998.


ORDER

C. A. 9th Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 122 F 3d 815.


Summaries of

Gendreau v. Gendreau

U.S.
Mar 9, 1998
523 U.S. 1005 (1998)

Holding "that the appellants’ inability to know in advance the exact number of signatures required in order to place their initiative measures on the ballot" did not infringe upon their right to free speech under the First Amendment because it "in no way restricted their ability to circulate petitions or otherwise engage in political speech."

Summary of this case from SD Voice v. Noem
Case details for

Gendreau v. Gendreau

Case Details

Full title:GENDREAU v. GENDREAU

Court:U.S.

Date published: Mar 9, 1998

Citations

523 U.S. 1005 (1998)

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