· 5/15/1876
Alexander v. Dutcher
Citations
- 14 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 439
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- upholding conviction for violating city ordinance that forbade the holding of public meetings on city streets without a permit; “the streets are . . . intended for passage and not for assemblage”
- Article 20 does not grant “the right to assemble with others, and to speak wherever he and they choose to go”
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