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According to two local law professors, yes. It’s still illegal to break the law, they say. But a crime requires a criminal punishment, like a fine or jail time. The flag-ban law has neither.

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National Flag Day was established in 1937 in Pennsylvania, and in 1949 President Harry S. Truman proclaimed June 14 as American Flag Day. The holiday has been observed every June 14 since.

but the large flags honoring fallen service members. Ninety-four American flags, the military branch's flags and the POW/MIA flag were taken. In all, 101 flags at a cost exceeding $2,000 ...