Legal Opinion · Dissent
Inserection, a Fantasy Store v. City of Marietta
Supreme Court of Georgia
Decided June 7, 2004No. S04A0249Published
1DissentCarley, Justice
In a very recent opinion, the Supreme Court of the United States left no doubt that Appellants are entitled to a prompt judicial decision and that reviewing courts are required to be sensitive to delay-related First Amendment harm and to administer judicial review procedures accordingly. City of Littleton v. Z. J. Gifts D-4, 541 U. S. 774 (124 SC 2219, 159 LE2d 84) (2004). A majority of this Court now circumvents that binding authority by holding that this appeal is moot. In its opinion, the majority inaccurately states that the duration of Appellants’ business license is one year, when it is…
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