Courts often prohibit special-interest groups from distributing literature in shopping malls. Mall managements claim that these centers

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Courts often prohibit special-interest groups from distributing literature in shopping malls. Mall managements claim that these centers are private property. However, these groups argue that the mall is the modern-day version of the town square and as such is a public forum.

Find some recent court cases involving this free-speech issue, and examine the arguments pro and con. What is the current status of the mall as a public forum? Do you agree with this concept?

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Consumer Behavior

ISBN: 9780133071733

10th Edition

Authors: Michael R Solomon

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