Assertion: vagueness's effect | /r/HasProperty | real
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text: Despite Supreme Court rulings to the contrary both in earlier periods and in cases as recent as parker v. levy (1974) and broadrick v. oklahoma (1973), and despite continuing voices of dissent that this practice allows one as to whom enforcement is fair to assert the hypothetical rights of others and confuses vagueness and overbreadth, the Court currently maintains, in such cases as young v. american mini theatres (1976) and kolender v. lawson (1983), that such a person may have the whole law invalidated if the deterrent effect of its vagueness on others is real and substantial.