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Judge Dominique A. Callins wrote that a court should examine the complainant's conduct before analyzing other hypothetical applications of the law, and that a statute not defining 'loitering' does not automatically make it unconstitutional.
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Washington ExaminerRight · Aug 21, 4:01 PM
Judge Dominique A. Callins wrote that a court should examine the complainant's conduct before analyzing other hypothetical applications of the law.
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Washington ExaminerRight · Aug 21, 4:01 PM
Judge Callins wrote that just because Virginia's statute does not define 'loitering,' it does not automatically make the law unconstitutional.
Cites: Judge Dominique A. Callins · Details: lack of definition does not automatically make law unconstitutional