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30 October 2019
Daniel Ortner, First Amendment Attorney at Pacific Legal Foundation, discusses the absurd concept of threatening to jail or charge fines to trick-or-treaters, some cities that have such ordinances on the books, and how a ban on going door-to-door violates First Amendment rights.
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