Q: What do you mean by Renton?
Renton: indirect speech regulation
(1) Anti-skid row statute (couldn’t have xxx establishments w/in 200 feet of ea other)
(2) Indirect speech regulation b/c didn’t ban xxx establishments altogether
(3) O’Brien Test: Content neutral time, place, and manner restrictions okay so long as [if not content neutral, go back to strict scrutiny]
(a) narrowly tailored
(b) to serve a substantial governmental interest [unrelated to the suppression of free speech (if is, go back to strict scrutiny)] and
(c) there are alternative channels to communicate the information.
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