Clark Boardman Callaghan publishes an annual edition of "Local
Regulation of Adult Businesses" that covers everything from constitutional
limitations to zoning issues. A quick look in the index under juveniles
has several entries, tho' none for underage strippers per se. I think
you'll find this book helpful. A CBC telemarketer just called the other
day to say the 1995 edition would be out very soon @ approx. $95. Some
of this material is also in CBC's Law of Zoning & Planning / Rathkopf.
On Wed, 2 Nov 1994, James Spence wrote:
>
> I have been asked to find any U.S. articles, conference papers, etc.,
> which discuss the power of municipal authorities to prohibit stripping or
> nude dancing by persons who are under the age of majority. He's looking
> at this issue from a constitutional angle (freedom of expression,
> discrimination, etc.).
>
> I have checked LegalTrac and the ALR's without success (yes - it's true).
> Anyone out there have any suggestions?
>
> TIA
>
>
> Jim Spence, Librarian
> Weir & Foulds
> Toronto, Ontario, Canada
> M5X 1J5 Tel. (416) 947-5057 FAX (416) 365-1876
>
>
>
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