H-CHH Associates v. Citizens for Representative Government

"Any activity seeking to solicit political contributions necessarily interferes with that function by competing with the merchant tenants for the funds of [mall] patrons." | “Any activity seeking to solicit political contributions necessarily interferes with that function by competing with the merchant tenants for the funds of [mall] patrons.” | "A regulating authority may not adopt rules which preclude the exercise of free expression in an appropriate place, even on the ground another place is available. [Citations.]" | judicial construction of statutory aggravating circumstance could be applied retroactively because defendant not subjected to change in quantum of punishment | Standridge left question open, holds defendant not denied basic tools of defense | asMng the jury if the victim had any constitutional guarantees