Spokane Arcade, Inc. And World Wide Video of Washington, Inc. v. City of Spokane

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• an ordinance requiring open booths for viewing sexually explicit material did not violate the First Amendment, even though it reduced profitability
• drug usage and sexual conduct between patrons in the video booths, concluding open booths “would reduce the potential for crime”

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