Delaware Stops Enforcing Loitering and Soliciting Laws
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The Attorney General of Delaware announced Wednesday that the state has stopped enforcing loitering and soliciting laws. This comes after a legal battle in which the statutes were argued to violate people's First and Fourth Amendment rights.
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The Attorney General of Delaware announced Wednesday that the state has stopped enforcing loitering and soliciting laws. This comes after a legal battle in which the statutes were argued to violate people's First and Fourth Amendment rights.
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