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From: orb@whuxl.UUCP (SEVENER)
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Subject: Re: Re: Reply to Sevener on Property Rights
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Date: Tue, 4-Mar-86 17:48:34 EST
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  Piotr Berman asks:
> 
> By the way, what is the status of the parking lots of shopping plazas,
> which are the favorite places in my semi-rural community for people
> collecting donations?
> 
> If their status is the same as of the interior of a mall, then I think
> that my rights are seriously courtailed.  Why should I be forced to
> communicate with pamphleteerers only when I am driving, and when
> I need to obstruct the trafick to stop my car?
> 
 
In Bergen County Mall volunteers for a political candidate were threatened
with arrest for placing leaflets on cars in the parking lot.   Thus
mall owners would extend their censorship of free speech not just
*inside* the mall itself but to all entrances and the entire parking
lot.  The New Jersey courts decided that such a threat was an unlawful
infringement of the rights to free speech.
             tim sevener  whuxn!orb