Chorzempa v. City of Huntsville
Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
The appellant, John J. Chorzempa, Jr., was convicted of violating the zoning laws of the City of Huntsville by unlawfully storing "junk" in his yard and illegally parking a "one-ton" van in a residential area, violations of Huntsville City Ordinances 90-202 and 73-14. For the two violations, he was sentenced to respective terms of 30 days in jail with a $100 fine and 10 days in jail with a $50 fine. The appellant appeals these convictions and has filed a pro se brief.
I
The appellant initially contends that the zoning ordinances dealing with the storage of "junk" was unlawfully enacted and is…
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