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Ten Cents Snicl{ Asl{s U.S. Court To Rule State's Laws Against Riots Illegal Also Wants Allen njoined from Actin.g By BILL SHIPP ·,, Carmichael and Snick late Friday asked the federal ~1are unconstitutional Georgia 's anti-riot and insur,d the city's disorderly conduct ordinance. behalf of the 'or and his city's disorderly conduct ordithat a nance. , ointed It said these statutes are c;e. " void and illegal on their face" a in that they viol ate the " funda' <:- mental guar antees of fr e e peech, press, assembly, and the · <rht to petition the government ~dress of grievances." <l Moore Jr . of Atlan' counsel for Snick, -\NTS other de'l Sol. Associated Press Wire photo SNICK CHAIRMAN ENTERS MUNICIPAL COURT Stokely Carmichael Was Bound Over to Grand Jury �