ACLU federal complaint questions constitutionality of statutes that address loitering, soliciting
Wilmington, and Delaware's Attorney General, are being hit with a federal complaint over anti-loitering and anti-solicitation statutes.
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Wilmington, and Delaware's Attorney General, are being hit with a federal complaint over anti-loitering and anti-solicitation statutes.
Civil liberties attorneys say they are taking up the case of David Holloman, a local prisoner punished for an internet boycott plan.
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