Florida/Georgia Personal Injury & Workers Compensation

and directed to effectuate the provisions of section 601....6 In an amendment to the Higher Education Act

...In its amended complaint, White's Place requested declaratory relief on the grounds that Jacksonville's ordinance prohibiting opposition to a police officer is over broad and void for vagueness.1 1 The incident that prompted the challenge to § 601.06 involved a demonstration in front of the club by employees protesting an adverse state court ruling affecting the ability of the employees to dance nude. An officer responded to the scene and there is a factual dispute as to what transpired between the officer and the protesters. No one was arrested. The facts are irrelevant to our analysis, except insofar as we note that the dispute involved a demonstration on a public street and did not involve activity inside the See Jacksonville, Fl.Code § 601.06. Section 601.06 provides that it is a misdemeanor "for any person to resist or oppose a police officer ......

Centel access even on a temporary basis. 14. Section 601(6) of the Cable Act (47 U.S.C.A. § 521(6)) specifically

...entertainment ordinance. In its amended complaint, White’s Place requested declaratory relief on the grounds that Jacksonville’s ordinance prohibiting opposition to a police officer is over broad and void for vagueness.1 See Jacksonville, Fl. Code § 601.06. Section 601.06 provides that it is a misdemeanor “for any person to resist or oppose a police officer . . .in the discharge of his duties 1 The incident that prompted the challenge to § 601.06 involved a demonstration in front of the club by employees protesting an adverse state court ruling affecting the ability of the employees to dance nude....

not-for-profit enterprise or local government. See id. § 601(6). But an agency need not make an initial or final

provisions of s. 601.154, supra, here in question. Section 601.06, as amended by the Uniform Travel Expense Law