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The Supreme Court held that a city cannot require a permit for door-to-door soliciting for political, religious or other non-commercial causes in the 2002 case of:
 
  a) Thomas v. Chicago Parks District; b) Frisby v. Schultz; c) Watchtower Bible and Tract Society v. Village of Stratton; d) Valentine v. Chrestensen; e) Lovell v. City of Griffin.
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