City of Toledo v. Jaber

This is an appeal from a judgment of the Toledo Municipal Court following a bench trial in which appellant, Mohamed M. Jaber, was convicted of two violations of Toledo Ordinances 723.02 for operating a public dance hall without a license. Appellant sets forth the following three assignments of error:

“I. Whether the city of Toledo dance hall ordinance is unconstitutional due to vagueness?

“II. Whether the application and enforcement of the ordinance was arbitrary, capricious and discriminatory so as to render its application in the case at bar unconstitutional?

“III. Whether the defendant was an…