John Brindley v. City of Memphis, Tenn.
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
JANE B. STRANCH, Circuit Judge.
*465 Virginia Run Cove is a privately owned street that offers access to the parking lots of several businesses, including a Planned Parenthood clinic, in Memphis, Tennessee. John Brindley seeks a preliminary injunction requiring the City of Memphis to let him stand near the entrance to this clinic and spread his pro-life message. He argues that Virginia Run Cove is a traditional public forum and that his exclusion from the street violates the First Amendment. The district court denied his motion for a preliminary injunction, and he now appeals.
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