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to linger aimlessly or as if aimless in or about a place: to loiter around the bus terminal. ... Law loitering ... Anti loitering law...
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Law loitering ... Anti loitering law ... Loitering rights...
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meaning to stand idly, to stop numerous times, or to delay and procrastinate. Loitering may be prohibited by local governments in several countries. Loitering prohibitions are particularly common in the United States...
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www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Loitering
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City of Chicago v. Morales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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City of Chicago v. Morales was an important United States Supreme Court case that held that a law cannot be so vague that a person of ordinary intelligence can not figure out what is innocent a...
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Loitering (IPA pronunciation: ['lɔɪtəˌrɪŋ] is an intransitive verb meaning to stand idly, to stop numerous times, or to delay and procrastinate. Image File history File links This is a lossless scalable vector image. ... FACTS & STATISTICS Advanced view...
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Loitering with Intent Muriel Spar ... It is a group of Sir Quentin's "Very important friends, V.I.P.s." They want to create a record of their remarkable lives, to place "the facts on record for posterity", and so they are penning their memoirs.
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Rather, he wanted Mr. Rinehart and the others to fill out field interview cards so that he could contact them in case something unusual was discovered later." Thus, the court concluded that the officer did not have sufficient articulable facts of loitering and prowling to justify the detention.
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ii. Colender v. Lawson pp 81-85; A); Facts; 1); Loitering statute is unconstitutionally vague; 2); Holding: struck down b/c too much discretion of police; B); Rule; 1); To avoid Void for Vagueness doctrine: a); Ordinary people must be able to understand what conduct is prohibited b);
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The Iraqi soldiers have their own network of informants, and they picked up the detainee who was later beaten, Mustafa Subhi Jassam, after seeing him loitering around a main patrol route twice in the same day. The other two insurgent suspects were picked ... Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.
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