Protecting Communities From

Sexually Oriented Businesses

(Second Edition)

 

 

 

Foreward by Attorney General Edwin Meese III


Protecting Communities From Sexually Oriented Businesses

 

This Book is a Project of Community Defense Counsel

Protecting Children and Their Neighborhoods

http://www.communitydefense.org

Email: cdc@communitydefense.org

 

 

First Printing, May 1996

Scottsdale, Arizona

Southwest Legal Press, Inc.

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 96-068628

ISBN 0-9625464-1-0

©  1996 National Family Legal Foundation later known as Community Defense Counsel

No copyright claimed as to original government works.

Printed in the USA.

 

 

Second Edition, November 2002

Scottsdale, Arizona

© 2002 Alliance Defense Fund, Inc.

All Rights Reserved.

No copyright claimed as to original government works.

 

 

 

 

 

Community Defense Counsel is a Legal Resource of

The Alliance Defense Fund, Inc.

15333 N. Pima Road, Suite 165

Scottsdale, AZ 85260

Phone: 480-444-0020; FAX 480-444-0025

http://www.alliancedefensefund.org

Email: asears@alliancedefensefund.org


Summary Table of Contents

Summary Table of Contents........................................................................................................... i

Detailed Table of Contents............................................................................................................ ii

Preface to the Second Edition....................................................................................................... vi

Forward........................................................................................................................................ viii

Introduction.................................................................................................................................... xi

Chapter 1: The Problem of Sexually Oriented Businesses.......................................................... 1

Chapter 2: Basic Constitutional Considerations......................................................................... 16

Chapter 3: Making the Legislative Record................................................................................ 25

Chapter 4: Defining An "Adult" Use.......................................................................................... 41

Chapter 5: Time Regulation - Hours of Operation..................................................................... 51