City of Bremerton v. Widell

How courts have described this case

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• holding a tenant’s invitation overcomes an objection by a landlord such that a tenant’s invitation is a defense to criminal trespass
• recognizing a landlord’s legitimate concerns in public housing and noting that landlords can limit a tenant’s rights to invite guests through the terms of the lease
• rejecting intimate association overbreadth argument as party had \not presented any persuasive basis upon which we might extend the overbreadth doctrine to a claim of right not arising under the First Amendment\
• indicating the similarity between the state and federal provisions
• indicating the similarity between the state and federal provisions

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