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A local ordinance in Breezytown allows the mayor to decide who may get a permit to speak in the city park. The ordinance is broad, stating only that the mayor can use his discretion in granting permits. If someone just extemporaneously gives a political speech in the park without a permit and were arrested and convicted, would this be constitutional?

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  1. Yes, because the ordinance controls.
  2. Yes, because he didn't have a permit.
  3. No, the ordinance is void on its face.
  4. No, because it is a public park.

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