On Fri, 2 Aug 1996, Jim Choate wrote:
to yourself. The burden of proof rests on the individual to prove that such actions by a third party are a public nuisance.
Bzzt, wrong anser. Thanks for playing. A state and it's political subdivisions does have the power to enact an ordinance DEFINING what constitutes a public nuisance. They need merely protect constitutionally-protected rights. The City of Seattle may not define the act of disseminating anonymous pamphlets as a nuisance. They may define the act of dissemination by throwing them out the window of a moving vehicle, as a nuisance. YOu are disconnected from reality. I am not going to waste further keystrokes on this topic. My side already controls the electoral college on this one. It's not my problem.