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“City boards and councils may punish listed public-order offenses and trespass, and they may not ban a woman from breast feeding where she otherwise may lawfully be.”
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City boards and councils may punish listed public-order offenses and trespass, and they may not ban a woman from breast feeding where she otherwise may lawfully be.
Section 10-8-50
disturbing any lawful assembly;
Section 10-8-50(1)(c)
using obscene or profane language in a place or under circumstances which could cause a breach of the peace or good order of the city;
Section 10-8-50(1)(f)
City boards and councils may set punishment for trespass and other petty offenses they consider proper.
Section 10-8-50(2)
City boards and commissioners may not forbid a woman from breastfeeding in a place where she may otherwise lawfully be, even if the breast is uncovered.
Section 10-8-50(3)(b)
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Source record from le.utah.gov · Legal dates not recorded
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