Daniel v. Mayor of Athens
34 S.E. 1016, 110 Ga. 289, 1900 Ga. LEXIS 353
Opinion
The use, in the presence of a man, of an obscene word in an ordinary tone, without anger, and under circumstances not calculated to offend the hearer or cause a breach of the peace, does not constitute a violation of a municipal ordinance prohibiting disorderly conduct “calculated to disturb the peace of the citizen.”
Judgment reversed.
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Daniel v. Mayor of Athens, 34 S.E. 1016, 110 Ga. 289, 1900 Ga. LEXIS 353 (Ga. 1900).
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