Government appealed from the judgement of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, William B. Bryant, J., striking down on constitutional grounds most of regulations promulgated by National Park Service to restrict demonstrations and other activities on sidewalk directly in front of the White House. The Court of Appeals, Wilkey, Circuit Judge, held that regulations, which restricted size, construction, and placement of signs on White House sidewalk, restricted, but did not prohibit, demonstrations within "center zone" of sidewalk, and prohibited placement of parcels, except momentarily, on sidewalk, were reasonable time, place and manner restrictions as originally written.

USDC Cr. No. 83-1243

4/26/84 Final Order

US APP No. 84-5271

10/26/84 746 F.2d 1518

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