· 8/2/2006
Fantasy Ranch v. City of Arlington TX, et a
Citations
- 459 F.3d 546
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 19602
- 2006 WL 2147559
How courts have described this case
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- noting that the City of Arlington’s summary judgment evidence included a report by the City’s expert, several studies concerning secondary effects, and data cited in numerous opinions
- noting that city relied on studies and numerous court opinions “all of which demonstrate a connection between dancer-patron touching and unsavory secondary effects”
- explaining that although live erotic entertainment is protected by First Amendment, governments can regulate it
- explaining that although live erotic entertainment is protected by First Amendment, governments can regulate it
- stating that governments may justify enactment of regulation with evidence presented at trial
- stating that governments may justify enactment of regulation with evidence presented at trial
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Judges: Garwood, Benavides, Owen
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