@mxrainbowgoth @sofain Agreed, you should make it perfectly clear you intend to invoke your right to an attorney and silence. If you do not they will claim you didn't specifically state you were doing so.
@ThatsBoSheep There's been legal precedent for private company owned spaces being considered the public square for over 100 years. As far as ToS you can bring anything into court regarding an agreement between two parties, the burning question is whether you'd win or not.
@FourmyleMedia@ThatsBoSheep They throw you out for standing on the counter, not for saying you rule the mall. You're right in that it isn't a 1A situation. But if a guy hands out political flyers in the middle of the food court and they tell him to stop, that would be.