Litigation
Apr. 25, 2008
Both Sides Claim Win in Strip Club Ruling
Ruling in a long-running, contentious legal battle between San Bernardino and an adult cabaret, the California Supreme Court on Thursday reversed a lower court finding that the city violated the civil rights of an all-nude club that claimed it had to close because of an unconstitutional city zoning ordinance.
By Jason W. Armstrong
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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SAN BERNARDINO - Ruling in a long-running, contentious legal battle between San Bernardino and an adult cabaret, the California Supreme Court on Thursday reversed a lower court finding that the city violated the civil rights of an all-nude club that claimed it had to close because of an unconstitutional city zoning ordinance.
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Daily Journal Staff Writer
This article appears on Page 1
SAN BERNARDINO - Ruling in a long-running, contentious legal battle between San Bernardino and an adult cabaret, the California Supreme Court on Thursday reversed a lower court finding that the city violated the civil rights of an all-nude club that claimed it had to close because of an unconstitutional city zoning ordinance.
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