Everyone knows that putting up posters or paint on public property without permission is illegal. If you pay to place your message on specific spaces, it is advertising. But what if you don't pay, and put your ad under someone's windshield wiper? The Supreme Court will decide if what you're doing is protected by the first amendment later this year.
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