Daily Journal Staff Writer
California shopping mall operators cannot discriminate against demonstrators by imposing different rules for labor protests and nonlabor protests, a state court of appeal ruled Wednesday.
Any protesters, no matter what their cause, must be given the same leeway as labor unions, according to the ruling, which reverses a trial court decision.
The ruling stems from a lawsuit filed by Best Frien...
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