A few days ago, our local court of appeal upheld the validity of an anti-gang injunction, with the exception of the curfew provision. In People ex. rel. Totten v. Colonia Chiques, case no. B184772 (2d Dist. Oct 15, 2007), the court found the curfew provision of the injunction is constitutionally vague because it forbids enjoined persons from “being outside” without defining “outside.” The next day on my way to the law library, I caught the local news on the radio and the newscaster on a local station was reading a story about the decision. I’d swear that when he read that the court’s decision on the curfew provision concentrated on…