HOME > First Amendment Library > Case   Forsyth County, Georgia v. Nationalist Movement (1992)  [Findlaw] Secondary Link Forsyth County, Georgia v. Nationalist Movement  [Legal Information Institute] Argument Date 03/31/1992 Decided 06/19/1992 Supreme Court Vote 5-4 Supreme Court Ruling First Amendment claim sustained   Issue Whether a local ordinance may constitutionally permit a government administrator to vary the fee charged for a parade permit to reflect the estimated cost of maintaining public order during the parade.   Case Summary & Additional Resources Majority Opinion Blackmun (joined by Stevens, O'Connor, Kennedy, and Souter, JJ.) Dissenting Opinion Rehnquist, C.J. (joined by White, Scalia, and Thomas) Lower Court 11th Circuit Lower Court Ruling First Amendment claim sustained Lawyers For Petitioner Robert S. Stubbs III For Respondent Richard Barrett Briefs For Petitioner Gordon A. Smith For Amicus American Civil Liberties Union; American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations; and for Public Citizen City of Orlando Opinion - Lower Court Nationalist Movement v. Cummings, 913 F.2d 885 and 934 F.2d 1482  SEARCH MORE About this site About the First Amendment About the First Amendment Center How to contribute Video/RSS/podcasts First Amendment programs State of the First Amendment reports Religious liberty in public schools First Reports Supreme Court Columnists Experts First Amendment publications First Amendment Center history Glossary Freedom Sings™ Events First Amendment Schools Congressional Research Service reports Guest editorials FOI material The First Amendment Library Lesson plans freedomforum.org Newseum Contact us Privacy statement Related links

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