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They both deal with commercial solicitation and both rule that no city or county can deny them that right. I really don't have time right now to go back into my caselaw database but most cities will not pass restrictions due to those two cases.

Actually, there is a supreme court ruling. It is Town of Green River, Wyoming v. Fuller Brush Co. The U.S. Supreme Court on June 17, 2002 by a vote of 8-1, invalidated a Stratton, Ohio ordinance that required canvassers to register and obtain a permit from the mayor's office before going door-to-door. The Court held that the ordinance violated the First Amendment as it applied to religious proselytizing, anonymous political speech, and the distribution of handbills. In another case, a city ordinance prohibiting door-to-door solicitation unless the homeowner places a "solicitors welcome"

He has always struck me as having higher aspirations. Not to say that is bad. I find him a little refreshing for a politican, actually.

This company is not new to this - they are not rookies. They have been doing it for YEARS. I have only lived in Hunter's Glen for three years and I am constantly picking these baggies up. I have tried that long to get them to stop littering in my yard but I still get them. I also try to shop local but please do not stick things to my house or mailbox, especially when their is a sign as you enter the subdivision asking you not to.

You can usually get good deals at the end of October and beginning of November before the Thanksgiving holiday rush. I like kayak.com but do book through the airline.

I would try emailing the head football coach at the high school. He could get you into contact with the right person.

If high school will be SPHS: http://www.southpauldingfootball.com/gameschedules/juniorspartans.html If high school will be PCHS: http://www.jrpatriotsfootball.com/ Looks like they have been practicing and both have games this weekend.

What middle school and what sport? High schools run a feeder program.

Um, no. It isn't all in your perception. It is a reality.

How much traveling have you done outside of America? No one is envious of us for our ability to get along.

The second one I would suggest, if he is covered, is Michael Lee. He is right there in the same complex as West Atlanta Pediatrics on 120.

We use Dr. Turner at Cedarcrest. Love him and his staff.

Paulding will be in Tom Graves' district.

news to me also. I don't have any insurance through employment>

Jesus also commanded to love your neighbor as yourself, the greatest commandment.

This thread is hysterical!!!!

I need chapter books or short novels for a 4th grader, perferrably with a sports theme.

Do you know when Georgia mandated car insurance? in the 60's. No lobbying group was that mobilized then. Plus, Georgia has the lowest minimum coverage of just about every state.

Driving is not an inherent right - it is a priviledge which has been stated over and over in this thread. States have the right to mandate coverage due you driving on publicly maintained roads. States do not maintain your health.

Car insurance is not federally mandated.

Well, boo. I never go to Cartersville but travel to Atlanta everyday.

Do all gas stations use gas with ethanol?

we have a tree down in the backyard from the winds.

I am looking to place hardwoods in two rooms. Would it be better to use a big box store or have a handyman install?? Any advice would be helpful and appreciated.

I second Jon Tripcony. He is wonderful!!