The Glendale Traffic Code prohibited any cars parked on public streets from having for-sale signs on them. Cars with for-sale signs could be parked only on private driveways or private property. When Pagan was ordered by police to remove the foor-sale sign in his car that was parked on the public street in front of his house, he challenged ordinance as violating his First Amendment rights. Question Do you think that the court agreed or disagreed with him? Why?