Grady v. UNIFIED GOV'T OF ATHENS-CLARKE

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• explaining that proper state constitutional interpretation requires “detailed analysis of their specific constitutional language, history, and precedent and comparison” to similar federal provisions
• relying on Granite State and case law that relied on Granite State to conclude that appellant had “unquestioned standing to lodge a facial challenge to the provision of the [county] ordinance under which he was convicted, as he clearly suffered an ‘injury in fact’ when he was penalized”

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