Lee Davenport v. City of Alexandria, Virginia, Charles Strobel, Chief of Police, Douglas Harman, City Manager
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ERVIN, Circuit Judge:
This appeal arises out of a challenge by Lee Davenport, a street musician, to the constitutionality of Ordinance No. 2609 of the City of Alexandria, Virginia. Ordinance No. 2609 prohibits performances and exhibitions on the sidewalks, walkways or other public property of the central business district of Alexandria, and Davenport claims this infringes his first amendment right1 to perform on and lecture about *149bagpipes, his particular specialty. Davenport also charges that a permit scheme created by Ordinance No. 2609 allowing limited performances in eight parks and plazas…
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