· 1/21/1988
O'DAY v. King County
Citations
- 749 P.2d 142
- 109 Wash. 2d 796
How courts have described this case
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- applying the federal test for overbreadth but finding more protection if overbreadth rises to the level of a prior restraint
- article I, section 5 provides greater protection against prior restraints and overbreadth than the First Amendment
- article I, section 5 provides greater protection against prior restraints and overbreadth than the First Amendment
- one-year revocation of topless dancing license did not negate remedial intention of ordinance
- one-year revocation of topless dancing license did not negate remedial intention of ordinance
- specific exemptions for nonobscene exhibitions and dances cure possible overbreadth infirmities
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Judges: Utter
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