Chamblee Visuals, LLC v. City of Chamblee (1998)
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WILLIAMS, CONGRESSWOMAN v. POWELL (2024)
See Fielden, 280 Ga. at 445 (“The 1983 Constitution of Georgia provides even broader protection” than the federal doctrine of overbreadth “where a statute infringes upon behavior protected by the First Amendment.”); Statesboro Publishing Co. v. City of Sylvania, 271 Ga. 92, 95 (2) ( 516 SE2d 296 ) (1999) (“Our state constitution provides even broader protection of speech than the first amendment.” (citation omitted); Miller, 260 Ga. at 671 (1) (“The 1983 Constitution of Geor…
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WILLIAMS, CONGRESSWOMAN v. POWELL (2024)
Accordingly, we review a trial court’s holding regarding the constitutionality of a statute de novo. is “a broad umbrella that shelters all political points of view and shields a wide range of avenues for expression, including symbolic speech”); cf. Chamblee Visuals v. City of Chamblee, 270 Ga. 33, 34 (2) ( 506 SE2d 113 ) (1998) (“When construing the Georgia free speech clause, this Court applies analogous First Amendment standards in the absence of controlling state precede…
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Bulloch County Board of Commissioners v. Williams (2015)
And “[i]n an administrative or quasi-judicial proceeding, due process requires only an informal hearing, not strict adherence to the rules of evidence.” Chamblee Visuals v. City of Chamblee, 270 Ga. 33, 35 (4) ( 506 SE2d 113 ) (1998).
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Grady v. UNIFIED GOV'T OF ATHENS-CLARKE (2011)
In 1998, for example, citing Paramount Pictures, the Court unanimously reiterated that “[w]hen construing the Georgia free speech clause, this Court applies analogous First Amendment standards in the absence of controlling state precedent.” Chamblee Visuals, LLC v. City of Chamblee, 270 Ga. 33, 34 ( 506 SE2d 113 ) (1998).
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Stanfield v. Glynn County (2006)
The term “nuisance” itself “ ‘has a definite and determined meaning in the law, and is not indefinite, vague, or uncertain.’ [Cits.]” Chamblee Visuals v. City of Chamblee, 270 Ga. 33, 34 (1) ( 506 SE2d 113 ) (1998).
the term, “when properly used, may cure an ordinance or statute which would be otherwise too vague”
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Morrison v. State (2000)
Chamblee Visuals v. City of Chamblee, 270 Ga. 33, 34 (2) ( 506 SE2d 113 ) (1998).
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GOULD v. HOUSING AUTHORITY OF the CITY OF AUGUSTA. (2017)
See Chamblee Visuals, LLC v. City of Chamblee, 270 Ga. 33, 35 (4) ( 506 SE2d 113 ) (1998). 6 forms of procedure, and that the hearing officer made his decision after determining the facts under a preponderance of the evidence standard and applying the appropriate law.
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DeKalb County v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (2004)
Compare Chamblee Visuals v. City of Chamblee, 270 Ga. 33, 35 (5) ( 506 SE2d 113 ) (1998).