City of Columbus v. Fraley

Supreme Court of Ohio · Decided 1975-03-12

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Paul W. Beoww, J. I Appellants were convicted for the alleged nse of obscene language on a public street. Upon appeal, both convictions were affirmed, on the theory that the words in question were “fighting words.” We reverse. Section 2327.01 of the Columbus Code of Ordinances provides that: “No person shall disturb the good order and quiet of the city by * * # using…

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