U.S. court approves town solicitation curfew

A town could require door-to-door solicitors to register in advance and cease their activities by 7 p.m., a U.S. District Court judge has found. Arguing that its First Amendment rights were being violated, the plaintiff — a nonprofit political advocacy group known as ACORN — sought a preliminary injunction barring enforcement of the town’s solicitation ordinance. ...

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U.S. court approves town solicitation curfew

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