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Davis v. State

Citations

  • 710 So. 2d 635
  • 1998 WL 150696

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  • holding noise ordinances based on distances beyond which the sound may not be audible are neither vague nor overbroad
  • upholding pre-2005 amendment version of section 316.3045(l)(a), which required that amplified sound be plainly audible more than one-hundred feet from the vehicle, as not unconstitutionally vague
  • ordinance prohibiting radio playing in vehicle that was audible from 100 feet or more was upheld against first amendment challenge
  • ordinance prohibiting radio playing in vehicle that was audible from 100 feet or more was upheld against first amendment challenge
  • statute making it a violation to play a vehicle’s stereo so that the sound therefrom is plainly audible at a distance of 100 feet or more from the vehicle was not vague

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Judges: Harris

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