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Barring Loud Music May Be Unconstitutional, Says Councilman (News Channel 5 Nashville

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11-19-2008, 12:02 PM

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Barring Loud Music May Be Unconstitutional, Says Councilman (News Channel 5 Nashville

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People living in downtown Nashville want to keep a limit on how loud the music plays in their neighborhood. But Nashville is known as Music City and that's where fighting excessive noise gets complicated. The fight might become a constitutional issue.

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