Johnson v. City of Dallas, Tex.

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• finding that plaintiffs who had not been convicted of violating a sleeping in public ordinance lacked standing to challenge it on Eighth Amendment grounds
• finding that plaintiffs who had not been convicted of violating a sleeping in public ordinance lacked standing to challenge it on Eighth Amendment grounds
• finding that plaintiffs who had not been convicted of violating a sleeping in public ordinance lacked standing to challenge it on Eighth Amendment grounds
• applying Ingraham to hold that plaintiff who had not been convicted of violating a public ordinance could not challenge that ordinance under the Eighth Amendment

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