David Montenegro v. New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles

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• striking down vanity license plate regulation prohibiting plates that are “offensive to good taste” as unconstitutionally vague
• striking down vanity license plate regulation prohibiting plates that are “offensive to good taste” as unconstitutionally vague
• striking down vanity license plate regulation prohibiting plates that are “offensive to good taste” as unconstitutionally vague
• finding a New Hampshire regulation prohibiting vanity license plates that are “offensive to good taste” unconstitutionally vague where it lacked clear standards to prohibit arbitrary or discriminatory application
• “[I]f arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement is to be prevented, laws must provide explicit standards for those who apply them.” (quotation omitted)

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