Per Curiam.
The Court of Appeals upheld the convictions in these cases. The court found that the evidence was sufficient for conviction; that the ordinance was not void for overbreadth or vagueness; that the conduct complained of could be punished under the ordinance; and that any language use which was punished was unprotected because it was either "obscene" or "fighting words."
We reverse.
Section 2327.01 of the Columbus Code may punish spoken...
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