Ctr. for Bio-Ethical Reform, Inc. v. Irvine Co.

*101In this case we consider whether certain restrictions applicable to noncommercial speech and expressive activities at two large outdoor retail centers owned by defendant and respondent The Irvine Company, LLC (Defendant) are constitutional under the free speech protections established in article I, section 2 of the California Constitution. The trial court concluded some of the challenged restrictions were unconstitutional and enjoined their enforcement. But it upheld restrictions on (1) "grisly or gruesome displays," (2) the locations in which speech and expressive conduct may occur, and (3)…