Guinther v. Wilkinson

How courts have described this case

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• finding the definition of “sexual activity” in a prostitution statute unconstitutional, in part, because the terms “apparent or actual sexual stimulation or gratification” were wholly capricious and lacking a “standard of objective measurement”
• finding the definition of \sexual activity\ in a prostitution statute unconstitutional, in part, because the terms \apparent or actual sexual stimulation or gratification\ were wholly capricious and lacking a \standard of objective measurement\
• refusing to accept an attorney general’s stipulation that a statute is unconstitutional
• only upon order of court is there a binding declaration of unconstitutionality of statute; stipulations and lack of enforcement by Attorney General are insufficient

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).