Keith Gower v. Jeffrey Vercler and Ryan Garrett

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• explaining that the materially identical Illinois disorderly conduct statute does not run afoul of the First Amendment
• explaining that the materially identical Illinois disorderly conduct statute does not run afoul of the First Amendment
• explaining that the materially identical Illinois disorderly conduct statute does not run afoul of the First Amendment
• repeatedly yelling “fuck you” and insults, and attempting to humiliate, constitutes fighting words where parties had brandished weapons at each other previous night
• repeatedly yelling “f[_]k you” and insults, and attempting to humiliate, constitutes fighting words where parties had brandished weapons at each other previous night
• repeatedly yelling “f[_ _]k you” and insults, and attempting to humiliate, constitutes fighting words where parties had brandished weapons at each other previous night

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