· 6/5/1950
Flores v. City and County of Denver
Citations
- 220 P.2d 373
- 122 Colo. 71
- 1950 Colo. LEXIS 217
How courts have described this case
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- finding that residential picketing is not a per se breach of the peace
- finding that residential picketing is not a per se breach of the peace
- addressing disturbing the peace ordinance that included limiting terms requiring that the disturbance be, among other things, “tumultuous” or “loud or unusual”
- addressing disturbing the peace ordinance that included limiting terms requiring that the disturbance be, among other things, \tumultuous\ or \loud or unusual\
- reversing conviction for picketing in front of governor's house
- reversing conviction for picketing in front of governor’s house
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Judges: Stone
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