Service Employees International Union, Local 3 Rachel Canning Velvet Hazard v. Municipality of Mt. Lebanon

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “[w]e are not free to hear a party’s facial challenge to a . . . regulation that is wholly inapplicable to the party”
• separately considering a union's standing to challenge each section of an allegedly unconstitutional municipality ordinance
• separately considering a union's standing to challenge each section of an allegedly unconstitutional municipality ordinance
• “Over-breadth doctrine effectively allows a party to challenge separate and hypothetical applications of a regulation only when an otherwise valid application of that same regulation causes the party injury-in-fact.”
• “[The over-breadth] doctrine effectively allows a party to challenge separate and hypothetical applications of a regulation only when an otherwise valid application of that same regulation causes the party injury-in-fact.”
• “[The first amendment overbreadth] doctrine effectively allows a party to challenge separate and hypothetical applications of a regulation only when an otherwise valid application of that same regulation causes the party injury-in-fact.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).