Howard v. City of Lincoln

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that this court was precluded from considering any constitutional attacks of declaratory nature because plaintiff failed to serve Attorney General with copy of proceeding
• The phrase “weeds or worthless vegetation” carried a common enough meaning and was not unconstitutionally vague, and the ordinance provided definitions that were not confusing to the average citizen.
• The phrase \weeds or worthless vegetation\ carried a common enough meaning and was not unconstitutionally vague, and the ordinance provided definitions that were not confusing to the average citizen.
• phrase “weeds or worthless vegetation” carried common meaning and was not unconstitutionally vague
• ordinance prohibiting “weeds or worthless vegetation” more than six inches above ground

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