Court of Appeals of Maryland· 9/19/2001

Galloway v. State

Citations

781 A.2d 851
365 Md. 599
2001 Md. LEXIS 615

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holding that a harassment statute was not unconstitutional for vagueness and overbreadth
redeeming a harassment law from a void-for-vagueness challenge by reading in a \reasonable person standard\
setting forth requirements of notice in criminal statute and compendium of decisions on the subject
reading a reasonable person standard into Maryland’s harassment statute to narrow the statute’s construction and provide an appropriate guide to conduct
giving harassment statute a narrowing construction by reading into it a limiting “reasonable person” standard saved the statute from “constitutional demise”
reading a reasonable person standard into a harassment statute to carve out protected speech from the statute’s reach

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Judges: Harrell, Eldridge

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