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in a unanimous decision, the justices reversed a ruling by the Virginia Supreme Court that a state housing agency's policy of authorizing the police to serve notice on any person lacking a legitimate business or social purpose for being on the premises and to arrest for trespassing any person who remains or returns after having been so notified was an unconstitutionally overbroad First Amendment violation. Virginia v. Hicks, No. 02-371.
August 04, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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