Is a ban on professional photography in a public park in violation of the First Amendment?
According to Photographer Josephine Havlak and two of her clients, the small village of Twin Oaks should not be allowed to ban professional photography in the village’s only public park.
The ban was implemented after a county executive’s failed attempt to impose a $2,000 yearly permit fee, says Havlak.
The village clerk, however, blames photographers for this situation, in a case that could have a deep impact on the entire industry.
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