Arizona Supreme Court· 11/17/1975

State v. Johnson

Citations

542 P.2d 808
112 Ariz. 383
1975 Ariz. LEXIS 403

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rejecting a facial challenge to Arizona statute that criminalized “loud or unusual noise,” noting that the statute required evidence of “whether the noise would disturb a person of ordinary sensitivities”
statute that made it a misdemeanor to \maliciously and wilfully disturb[] the peace or quiet of a neighborhood ... by loud or unusual noises\ is valid
statute that made it a misdemeanor to “maliciously and wilfully disturb[ ] the peace or quiet of a neighborhood ... by loud or unusual noises” is valid
not necessary that state prove any particular person was disturbed by defendant’s conduct
not necessary that state prove any particular person was disturbed by defendant's conduct

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Judges: Hays, Cameron, Struckmeyer, Holohan, Gordon

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