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Windshield Advertising: Free Speech or Legalized Litter?

Submitted by McWilliams on Thursday, Jan 21st 2010No Comment

We’ve all had the brief scare of having a white slip on our windshield — we’ve all had the relief of realizing it’s just an ad for Joe’s Eatery. But now, because of damage to cars and increased litter, the issue is going to the Supreme Court.

Is touching other people’s cars REALLY protected by the Constitution?

Matt Schrader