dgibson
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...because they apparently don't have anything better to do. <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Helena, Montana-AP -- He says they were the ones blaring their music -- but he was the one punished for being too loud.
Montana's Supreme Court has upheld a man's disorderly conduct conviction, for yelling at some teens in front of his rural home.
Allison Chapman says the teens, who parked in front of his home, blasted their car stereo almost every night. Chapman admitted going into the street and using an expletive to order them to leave -- but he denies shouting or yelling at them. Three of the teens testified he did yell.
The high court ruled Chapman disturbed the teens' peace. He was fined 50 dollars and is vowing to challenge the law's constitutionality in federal court.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
MY OPINION: Say what?
Montana's Supreme Court has upheld a man's disorderly conduct conviction, for yelling at some teens in front of his rural home.
Allison Chapman says the teens, who parked in front of his home, blasted their car stereo almost every night. Chapman admitted going into the street and using an expletive to order them to leave -- but he denies shouting or yelling at them. Three of the teens testified he did yell.
The high court ruled Chapman disturbed the teens' peace. He was fined 50 dollars and is vowing to challenge the law's constitutionality in federal court.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
MY OPINION: Say what?
