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Originally Posted by The_Jazz
Does anyone know if there are similar bans on curse words? I would expect that there are but most likely as a holdover from previous eras. Then again, its also entirely possible that those laws either expired or were repealed decades ago.
There's no infringement of free speech here until it's actually enforced. Until then, it's just posturing by the city.
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well, I know my 15 year old stepson just got a ticket this week for saying 'damn it' in school. The charge is profanity in public...or more correctly, disorderly conduct.
Now, can a swear word in public be considered disorderly conduct?
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