city law banning sagging pants is unconstitutional in the case of a
17-year-old who spent a night in jail for having his underwear
exposed.
Palm Beach Circuit Judge Paul Moyle said Monday that the law is
unconstitutional "based on the limited facts" of the case.
Authorities charged Julius Hart last week when an officer
spotted him riding his bicycle with 4 to 5 inches of boxer shorts
sticking out of his pants.
In Riviera Beach, a first offense for sagging pants carries a
$150 fine or a requirement of community service. Habitual offenders
face the possibility of jail time.
Hart's lawyer, Carol Bickerstaff, said she wants the city to
drop the law.
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I’m no legal expert but isnt the fact that men can wear speedos and women can wear bikini’s (which are much more revealing) in most outdoor areas a factor that could cause a conflict in such a law? besides that some folks wearing them are downright offensive to the eye! Officer arrest that flopping cellulite mess of a woman with her 2 kids, quick before I spew!