NAME
DATE
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Make the Argument
In order for the judge or jury to render a decision, the following are some of the questions that
must be considered:
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ASE: 3
You Be the Judge!
You Be the Judge!
1. Did the ordinance su ciently de ne "cruising"?
2. Were the "tra c control point" signs adequate to give drivers notice of exactly where the zones were located?
3. Did the signs give adequate notice to drivers of the consequences of passing a police vehicle three times at a
tra c control point within the ve-hour period?
4. Was the "anti-cruising" ordinance narrowly tailored to meet signi cant city objectives? In other words, was the
City of Anoka's objective in reducing tra c congestion, eliminating safety hazards, ensuring clear passage for
emergency vehicles, and reducing the criminal activity resolved by this ordinance at the expense of infringing
on legitimate rights to travel in the a ected areas?