American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, a Non-Profit Organization and Imad Chammout v. City of Dearborn, a Michigan Municipal Corporation

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• holding that provision requiring thirty days’ notice is overbroad and is not saved by an unwritten policy of waiving the provision
• holding that provision requiring thirty days' notice is overbroad and is not saved by an unwritten policy of waiving the provision
• holding that a parade ordinance that would require a permit “for almost any imagin- able procession” on the streets of Dearborn, Michigan was “hopelessly overbroad”
• holding that permit requirement applied to groups as small as two persons and was, therefore, \not narrowly tailored\
• holding that a sanctions provision imposing fines on participants in unpermitted marches on the basis of strict liability violates the First Amendment
• holding that a term was not unconstitutionally vague where it was defined elsewhere in the city code

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