State of Arizona v. Starr

The appellees, Leonard Starr and Leslie Combs, were informed against by the county attorney for loitering, without a legitimate reason therefor, within three hundred feet of the grounds of the Longfellow public school, at which children were then in attendance, located in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. They filed a motion to quash the information on the ground that the law under which it was drawn denies them due process, in that the crime therein created is so indefinitely defined as not to advise them of the dividing line between lawful loitering and unlawful loitering. This motion was…