2009) (holding that an anti-litter law that prohibited the distribution of leafets onto unoccupied cars violated
leafleters' First Amendment rights as it was not narrowly tailored to meet the government's interest).
When they did not comply with his request, he called the Webster Groves Police who arrived on the scene and suggested to the SNAP
leafleters that it would be a good idea for them to move along.
Shoulder to shoulder with canvassers and
leafleters from AIDS-activist groups, political clubs, and discotheques, Club employees Steve Griffiths and Alan Weaver vied to get lesbians and gay men to join the Club and take part in the environmental movement.
Any of them would gratefully grab the benefits that Festival Edinburgh enjoys and suck up the minor annoyance of grease-painted
leafleters on every street corner and braying Estuary English accents in every pub.
(47) The Department of Justice emphasized this point when, in the course of lobbying for the amendments, it assured Congress that the amendments were not intended to "prohibit or discourage the protected activities of whistleblowers, protestors, and
leafleters." (48)
Faces was founded last year by PR and marketing agency Think Publicity to supply promotional street crew, hospitality staff and
leafleters.
Surely Liverpool's police and civic leaders should have told the
leafleters straight: Another day ...