Definitions
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- adjective Serving to prevent or counter
loitering .
Etymologies
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Examples
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At the center of the suit were three antiloitering laws struck down between 1983 and 1993 by the New York State Court of Appeals.
City Settles Loitering Suit for $15 Million Sean Gardiner 2012
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The class-action lawsuit was the result of separate civil suits that challenged the three antiloitering laws.
City Settles Loitering Suit for $15 Million Sean Gardiner 2012
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The Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights doesn't like what it sees in Chicago these days: new antiloitering laws, public-housing sweeps, overcrowded jails, and police brutality.
Chicago Reader 2010
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The Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights doesn't like what it sees in Chicago these days: new antiloitering laws, public-housing sweeps, overcrowded jails, and police brutality.
Chicago Reader 2010
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In 1997 the Illinois Supreme Court rejected Daley's sweeps of public housing and his antiloitering ordinance that police had invoked to arrest more than 40,000 young people over a three-year period.
Chicago Reader 2010
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