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It's a gardening implement, not slang for "prostitute"

It's a gardening implement, not slang for "prostitute": The Associated Press has a report headlined "It's not slang! Nev. court permits 'HOE' license" that begins, "A Las Vegas man can take a jolly ride around town now that he's won a courtroom battle with the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles to keep his personalized 'HOE' license plate."

The Supreme Court of Nevada apparently has not yet posted this ruling online at its web site.

Update: A reader emails:

I write to inform you that the Supreme Court of Nevada opinion referenced in your 5:10 post is available at the Nevada ACLU's website at this link.

The link is appended to a blog post, which appears here.

I should also say that I'm disappointed that the Nevada court did not cite as persuasive authority the dictum in Judge Terence Evans's opinion in USA v. Murphy, 406 F.3d 857 (7th Cir. 2005), which you highlighted about 4 years ago and which would seem to be directly on point

I thank this reader for sending along a link to today's Nevada Supreme Court ruling.

Full post as published by How Appealing on July 08, 2009 (boomark / email).