Reginald L. Gundy v. City of Jacksonville, Florida, et al.

Whether Petitioner’s invited invocation before the City Council, without any instructions or limitations, was private speech as the district court held, or did the Court of Appeals err by finding that the invocation was government speech.

Whether Petitioner’s rights under the First Amendment’s Free Exercise of Religion clause were violated and he was retaliated against when his invocation before the City Council was silenced by the presiding official due to political reasons.

Whether Petitioner’s rights under the First Amendment’s Free Speech clause were violated and he was retaliated against when his invocation before the City Council was silenced by the presiding official due to political reasons

Whether the City Council President Aaron L. Bowman was entitled to qualified immunity for silencing the Petitioner’s invocation to the City Council. PARTIES TO THE PROCEEDING Petitioners Pastor Reginal L. Gundy is a natural person and citizen of the State of Florida, City of Jacksonville. Respondents are the City of Jacksonville, Florida and Aaron L. Bowman, individually, a former City Council President for the City of Jacksonville. CORPORATE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT Petitioner Pastor Reginal L. Gundy is a natural person, so no corporate disclosure is required for him under Rule 29.6.