N W Enterprises Inc v. The City of Houston

How courts have described this case

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• emphasizing that, under Renton and Alameda Books, courts must “respect[] local legislators’ superior understanding of local problems”
• noting that a \failure to provide legal or factual analysis results in waiver\
• noting that a “failure to provide legal or factual analysis results in waiver”
• rejecting strict scrutiny and upholding a requirement that strip club staff wear visible identification badges
• interpreting Justice Kennedy’s concurrence to mean that “the City may not use its regulation to eliminate businesses as a means to reduce their secondary effects” (emphasis added)
• lighting requirements for sexually oriented businesses were “narrowly tailored to serve the City’s substantial government interest in decreasing the commission of such crimes as public lewdness and prostitution”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).