In forsyth county v nationalist movement 1992 which limitation on public gatherings was struck down by the supreme court

In Forsyth County versus Nationalist movement 1992, the limitation on public gatherings that was struck down by the Supreme Court was the requirement to pay a fee for public demonstrations. Before the Supreme Court negated the option of fees, the state governments had the power to accept fees for the use of any public property.

Because broadest terms allows the law flexibility depending on changing society and circumstances.