Jesus Morales and other defendants were convicted with violating the City's anti-gang ordinance which prohibits criminal street gang members from loitering with one another in a public place. In 3 separate cases the defendant was charged/convicted in the Circuit Court of Cook County. The Supreme Court of Illinois revered their convictions. Was the ordinance is so broad that it covers a significant amount of additional protected activity? Is the Gang Congregation Ordinance unconstitutional? Question 12Answer a. The ordinance in question offends the notion of fair play and substantial justice. b. The ordinance is constitutional as a matter of public policy. c. The ordinance is not considered vague for the purpose of Article 1 Section 9. d. In this instance, the city has enacted an ordinance that affords too much discretion to the police and too little notice to citizens who wish to use the public streets