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Sometimes a law is just on its face and unjust in its application.
How does King support this claim?
by citing the 1954 Supreme court decision
by describing the fairness of moral laws
by describing a law about parade permits
by defining illegal segregation statutes
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by describing a law about parade permits
King uses his arrest for "parading without a permit" to show that a seemingly neutral ordinance can be applied unjustly to maintain segregation.
King uses his arrest for "parading without a permit" to show that a seemingly neutral ordinance can be applied unjustly to maintain segregation.
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