When It Comes to Anti-Loitering Statues,American Courts

When it comes to anti-loitering statues,American courts

A) have held that these statutes do not have to promote identifiable public interests in order to be justified.
B) have found these laws unconstitutional when they are found to be vague,such as by failing to give fair warning of the precise conduct that is prohibited.
C) have found these laws unconstitutional when applied them to hard-working,law-abiding citizens,but not when applied to transients.
D) have increasingly used these laws to drive out gangs.