Supreme Court of the United States
Los Angeles Police Department v. United Reporting Publishing Corp. — Scalia, J., concurring
January 12, 2000528 U.S. 32
Summary
Justice Scalia concurred in the judgment, agreeing with the Court that the statute restricting access to government information does not chill speech for facial challenge purposes. He emphasized the distinction between access restrictions and speech restrictions while leaving as-applied challenges open. Stevens dissented, arguing the discrimination was invalid, and Ginsburg concurred in the opinion.