City of Harvard v. Gaut

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• holding that ordinance prohibiting persons from wearing known gang colors, emblems or other insignia “is not merely broad, but open-ended and potentially limitless”
• officers testifying at hearing “acknowledged that the six-pointed star is a symbol of Judaism as well as of the gangs affiliated with the Folk Nation”
• officers testifying at hearing \acknowledged that the six-pointed star is a symbol of Judaism as well as of the gangs affiliated with the Folk Nation\
• police officers testified that the \best-known gang 'colors' were black and gold (Latin Kings and other People Nation affiliates) and blue and black (Folk Nation affiliates)\
• police officers testified that the “best-known gang ‘colors’ were black and gold (Latin Kings and other People Nation affiliates) and blue and black (Folk Nation affiliates)”
• officers testifying at hearing ‘acknowledged that the six-pointed star is a symbol of Judaism as well as of the gangs affiliated with the Folk Nation’

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