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Nat'l Fed v. City of Arlington
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July 17, 2024
Split 5th Circ. Allows Limits On Arlington Donation Boxes
A split Fifth Circuit upheld an Arlington, Texas, ordinance regulating the placement of donation boxes, writing that the regulation is content-neutral and tailored in a way that gives local charities the ability to collect donations through other means, even if it limits box locations.
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March 12, 2024
Arlington Charity Box Rules 'Suffocate' Speech, 5th Circ. Told
The city of Arlington, Texas, told the Fifth Circuit on Tuesday that a trial court got it wrong when it said the city was not allowed to restrict donation boxes to certain zoning districts in a case two north Texas charities said "suffocates" free speech.