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Template for gathering names for your petition drive
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 Petition Template | Template for your petition drive |
You have a constitutionally protected right to engage in peaceful protest in “traditional public forums” such as streets, sidewalks or parks.
But, the government can impose "time, place and manner" restrictions on speech by requiring permits. These restrictions are generally permissible as long as they are reasonable and not based on content. The government cannot impose permit restrictions simply because it does not like the message of a certain speaker or group.
If, for example, you are planning a parade that involves closing down streets, a permit is almost always required. But a small march that stays on public sidewalks and obeys all traffic signals often does not require a permit. Make sure to inquire about city or county ordinances that regulate First Amendment activities.
Generally, you have the right to distribute literature, hold signs and collect petition signatures while on sidewalks or in front of government buildings as long as you are not disrupting other people, forcing passersby to accept leaflets or causing traffic problems.
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 right_to_protest_brochure.pdf | Guide For Protest |
Facts you should know about red light cameras
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| red light mailer_proof (2).pdf |
Some activists in Florida have created the following two brochures which are great overviews as to why we are protesting the scameras. We are providing both a PDF and a Word version. Please feel free to download and use them to help fight for freedom!
| File | Description |
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| 6 Talking Points for banning Red Light Cameras | |
| Why Protest Red Light Camaras | |
| Did You Know |
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