Miller v. State

BARKDULL, Judge.

The petitioners were charged in the county court with a violation of Ordinance 3-12 of the City of Miami, commonly known as the “B-Girl” ordinance.1 The matters were consolidated before the trial court for trial and each of the defendants filed or joined in a motion to dismiss, which motion was grounded upon the proposition that Ordinance 3-12 was unconstitutional on its face and unconstitutional in its application as applied to similar employees. The motion to dismiss was denied by the trial court.

The evidence before the trial judge indicated that the three individuals were…