Supreme Court of the United States

Pleasant Grove City, Utah v. Summum — Breyer, J., Concurring

February 25, 2009555 U.S. 460

Summary

Justice Breyer concurs with the Court, emphasizing that the government‑speech doctrine is a flexible guideline rather than a strict category. He argues that the City of Pleasant Grove’s selection of permanent monuments, while limiting Summum’s expression, does not constitute a disproportionate burden on speech and is therefore lawful.

Docket 07-665