7 Questions
According to the Legal Bulletin, which of the following activities can be considered as expressive activities on private property?
Protesting against a political candidate
What does the California Constitution protect in relation to expressive activity on private property?
The right to engage in expressive activity in common areas of large retail shopping centers
According to the Legal Bulletin, can private property owners regulate expressive activity on their property?
Yes, they can impose regulations on the time, place, and/or manner of the activity
Which of the following is true regarding expressive activities in stand-alone stores located in smaller shopping centers?
Individuals do not have a State constitutional right to engage in expressive activities on the sidewalk/walkways immediately outside the doors to these stores.
In which type of stores has the rule of not extending the right to engage in expressive activities been applied?
Supermarkets, 'big box' stores, and home improvement stores
What is the best classification and handling for a scenario where a person violates one of the property owner's time, place, or manner rules/regulations in the common areas of large, retail shopping centers?
A civil dispute
Which California laws protect peaceful labor picketing on public or private property?
Both Section 527.3 of the Civil Code and Labor Code Section 1138.1
Quiz: Understanding Expressive Activity on Private Property Test your knowledge on the legal rights and limitations surrounding expressive activities, such as protest, picketing, and solicitation of money, on private property. Learn about the legal considerations and regulations involved when officers are called to remove individuals engaged in these activities.
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