Q: What happened in the case Hurley v. Irish Am Gays?
Hurley v. Irish Am Gays
(1) Facts: Irish parade didn’t want gays in parade. All paraders had to apply for permit. Gays not given permit.
(2) Tests:
(a) Parade is expressive conduct
(b) But gov’t wasn’t keeping Gays from having their own parade
(c) Original parade had first am. right to speak alone & he did not lose his first am protection to speak by inviting others to speak with him; he had absolute autonomy over the message he wants to convey. (right not to be associated with others’ ideas).
(d) Did the parade guy have to be rzbl & vp neutral per non-public forums, or is non-public forums only govt’al forums?
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