Tobacco Accessories and Novelty Craftsmen Merchants Association of Louisiana v. David C. Treen, as Governor of Louisiana

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a vendor incurs no liability “unless he believes or intends that the ambivalent item will be used” with drugs
• “[t]he ‘intended for use’ language applies to the state of mind of the individual charged with the offense of selling, distributing, or displaying drug paraphernalia”
• drug paraphernalia statute addresses due process problem in part by providing examples
• \intended for use\ language in state statute applies to \ambivalent\ items
• Louisiana statute did not contain “reasonably should know” language

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).