Archive for the ‘Adult Entertainment Facilities’ Category
Adult Oriented Business Moratorium and Subsequent Regulations Upheld
Posted by: Patty Salkin on November 16, 2009
More Searching Scrutiny Is Required Where Adult Uses are not Allowed As of Right, but Rather are Subject to Special Use Permit Review
Posted by: Patty Salkin on November 4, 2009
Adult Entertainment Use For 12 Days Does Not Establish a Legal Nonconforming Use
Posted by: Patty Salkin on October 21, 2009
7th Circuit Questions the Weight of Evidence of Secondary Effects Used to Support City’s Adult Entertainment Ordinance
Posted by: Patty Salkin on October 16, 2009
Seventh Circuit Says City Needs More Evidence to Support Secondary Effects Study to Justify Pornographic Litter Rationale as Basis for Regulation
Posted by: Patty Salkin on September 30, 2009
Sixth Circuit Affirms Detroit’s Adult Use Ordinance is Unconstitutional
Posted by: Patty Salkin on September 9, 2009
City Enjoined from Requiring Use Permits for Live Entertainment to “Maintain” Zoning District Integrity
Posted by: Patty Salkin on August 26, 2009
Municipalities May Regulate Secondary Effects of Adult Business Uses in General, Without Putting Forth Evidence as to the Negative Effects Resulting from Each Individual Business Impacted
Posted by: Patty Salkin on August 3, 2009
Ohio AG Publishes New Criminal Ordinance and Updated Model Licensing Ordinance for Sexually Oriented Businesses
Posted by: Patty Salkin on May 26, 2009
Courts May Not Apply Their Own “Common Sense” Judgment as to Secondary Effects of Adult Uses
Posted by: Patty Salkin on May 24, 2009
