Supreme Court of Georgia· 12/5/1990

State v. Miller

Citations

398 S.E.2d 547
260 Ga. 669

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explaining that a “ ‘statute should not be deemed facially invalid unless it is not readily subject to a narrowing construction’ ” (citation omitted)
narrowing construction as to intent was necessary and was accomplished even though statute did not contain any language of intent
narrowing construction as to intent was necessary and was accomplished even though statute did not contain any language of intent
construing Anti-Mask Act as applying only where defendant “knows or reasonably should know that the conduct provokes a reasonable apprehension of intimidation, threats or violence”
relying on statute’s policy statement to construe narrowly prohibition against mask-wearing and avoid overbreadth problem under the Federal and State Constitutions
finding the record “devoid of any proof of any injury to or loss of a job by members of the Klan”

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Judges: Clarke, Benham, Fletcher, Fleming, Smith, Bell, Hunt, Weltner

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