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Central Radio Company

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Central Radio Company

Article    |    Institute for Justice
IJ client Bob Wilson is blocked by the city of Norfolk, Va., from displaying a banner protesting eminent domain abuse outside his business, Central Radio Company. Founded by his father in 1934, Central Radio has been building and repairing ship-based radio equipment in Norfolk ever since its opening.

Central Radio has been building and repairing ship-based radio equipment in Norfolk since Bob Wilson’s father founded the company in 1934.

  • May 2, 2012    |   First Amendment

    Norfolk, VA Sign

    Federal Appellate Court OKs City’s Crackdown on Protest Sign:
 4th Circuit fails to protect Norfolk business’ eminent domain protest banner; lawyers, business owners vow appeal to U.S. Supreme Court

    In a double blow to free speech and property rights, Norfolk, Va., tried not only to take a thriving business through its power of eminent domain but also censor a highly visible sign that protested the unlawful condemnation.

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