83 S.E.2d 614 (Ga. 1954), 18643, Williams v. Jenkins

Citation: 83 S.E.2d 614, 211 Ga. 10

Opinion Judge: DUCKWORTH, Chief Justice.

Party Name: WILLIAMS v. JENKINS, Chief of Police.

Attorney: The presumption in favor of the validity of a city ordinance is not overcome in a case involving a constitutional attack thereon where it is merely assumed that the practice of fortune-telling is a legitimate calling which can not be prohibited by the city under its police power., Dianne Williams...

Case Date: September 13, 1954

Court: Georgia Supreme Court

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