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FTP&ATF
Coverage of FTP&ATF in the Nexus archive.
- Fourth Circuit defines anti-cop license plate as protected private speech
The Fourth Circuit ruled that a Virginia driver's anti-government license plate, 'FTP&ATF,' is protected private speech under the First Amendment. The court found personalized license plates are not government speech and rejected the DMV's claim that the plate was offensive and violative of its content guidelines.