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Nov. 24, 2004
Does Loitoring Law Violate Constitution?
Question 2 Question 2 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW State X amended its anti-loitering statute by adding a new section 4, which reads as follows: A person is guilty of loitering when the person loiters, remains or wanders about in a public place, or on that part of private property that is open to the public, for the purpose of begging.
Question 2
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
State X amended its anti-...
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