Simon Ateba v. Karoline C. Leavitt, in Her Official Capacity as Press Secretary to the President of the United States, et al.
1. Whether the existence of unbridled discretion in a speech-licensing regime is per se viewpoint discrimination or merely assessed for constitutional reasonableness.
2. Whether decisional deadlines in a speech-licensing regime are constitutionally required when the regime is content-neutral.
3. Whether the availability of inferior alternatives in a speech-licensing scheme—such as, here, the fact that a journalist may be able to obtain a day pass to access the Press Area—cures a violation of the unbridled discretion doctrine.
Whether the existence of unbridled discretion in a speech-licensing regime constitutes per se viewpoint discrimination or is merely assessed for constitutional reasonableness