Legitimate time,place,and manner restrictions
A)may also specify limitations on message content.
B)need not allow alternative channels for communication of the message.
C)must be content-neutral.
D)must leave plenty of room for administrative discretion.

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Time, place, and manner restrictions must be content-neutral, meaning they cannot regulate the speech based on its content. They are designed to regulate the conditions under which speech or expression can occur, not what is being said.

Legitimate Time,place,and Manner Restrictions