Скачать или смотреть HOA GUILTY, DISTRUCTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY, VIOLATING CIVIL RIGHTS, & HARASSMENT

The HOA sent another letter, "Get rid of that UNAPROVED sign, oe else!"

We had a political sign in regards to the local school board (which is the government) and using our 1st amendment rights by redressing our grievences to our "government " also using our 1st amendment right to freedom of speech.

The HOA board has continuously walked up to our yard, removed that sign and throwing it under one of our trees. Basically destroying it in the process of violating our civil rights.

Below is a summary of the Supreme Court decision.:

The Nevada Supreme Court has upheld that the HOA's are quasi-Government entities.

the Nevada Supreme Court’s opinion on HOAs as public forums and the president as a limited-purpose public figure (NV supreme court upholds HOAs as public forums). Last month on an appeal (Olympia v. Kosor, No. A-17-765257-C (Nev. Ct. App. 2021) from the remand, to let the trial court hear the case on above issues, the appellate Court upheld the supreme courts findings and opinion.

The tremendous constitutional question of free political speech on issues of HOA governance was upheld. Finally! In doing so, the Court also held, citing several cases that [note 1],

[the HOA] “is a quasi-government entity ‘paralleling in almost every case the powers, duties, and responsibilities of a municipal government.’”
the Nevada Supreme Court has found the [the HOA] Board to be in the nature of a quasi-government entity largely paralleling the powers, duties, and responsibilities of a municipal entity and its meetings similar in function to a governmental body.
homeowners’ associations open meetings are public forums as such associations play ’a critical role in making and enforcing rules affecting the daily lives of [community] residents.’”

Your HOA cannot stop your free speech if you argue Kosor! Just be careful about making harsh, accusatory statements that violate elements of defamation that will defeat your free speech.

NOTE 1. Damon v. Ocean Hills Journalism Club, 102 Cal. Rptr. 2d 205, 214 (2000); Cohen v. Kite Hill Cmty. Ass’n, 191 Cal. Rptr. 209, 214 (1983); Pegasus v. Reno Newspapers, Inc., 57 P.3d 82, 91 (2002).

link - pvtgov.info/tag/nevada/