· 12/30/1998
TINY B., INC. v. City of Newport Beach
Citations
- 81 Cal. Rptr. 2d 6
- 69 Cal. App. 4th 1
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- holding that the city’s ordinance prohibiting nude dancing and requiring pasties and g-strings during performances did not violate the First Amendment
- holding that the city's ordinance prohibiting nude dancing and requiring pasties and g-strings during performances did not violate the First Amendment
- holding that the city’s ordinance prohibiting nude dancing and requiring pasties and g-strings during performances did not violate the First Amendment
- holding that the city’s ordinance prohibiting nude dancing and requiring pasties and g-strings during perfor- mances did not violate the First Amendment
- rejecting First Amendment challenge to ordinance banning public nudity, including nude dancing, and stating that Morris’s expansive interpretation of First Amendment protection for nude dancing had been “foreclosed by Barnes“
- rejecting First Amendment challenge to ordinance banning public nudity, including nude dancing, and stating that Morris’s expansive interpretation of First Amendment protection for nude dancing had been “foreclosed by Barnes“
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Judges: Bedsworth
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