4th Circuit upholds N.C. city’s sexually oriented business lawDavid L. Hudson writes at the First Amendment Center: ”Adult businesses are not entitled to challenge whether they cause adverse effects in their neighborhoods after a new zoning law has been enacted, a federal appeals court has ruled . . . In its June 3 opinion Independence News v. City of Charlotte, the appeals court found no right allowing the businesses to introduce data showing that they did not cause harmful secondary effects.” Visit: www.communitydefense.org
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