City of Ladue v. Gilleo unanimously struck down an ordinance in Ladue, Mo., that barred the display of all home signs, with 10 specific exceptions. In Ibanez v. Florida Board of Accountancy, the Court ruled that a Florida attorney may advertise that she is also a certified public accountant and a certified financial planner. However, in the First Amendment cases concerning cable television operators, abortion protesters, and public employees, the justices disagreed sharply, sometimes announcing new shadings or categories of First Amendment law. Content neutrality was a major point of contention in both the cable television case, Turner Broadcasting System v. FCC, and the abortion protest case, Madsen v. Women's Health Center, Inc. The justices did not produce a majority opinion in Waters v. Churchill, which arose out of a claim by a nurse at a public hospital that she was fired in retaliation for criticizing management, statements she contended should be constitutionally protected. Photograph