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: Theatre and Entertainment LawSmoking Bans and Theatre - the debate continues
By Gordon Firemark
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The New York Times reports in this article, that a Colorado State appellate court has ruled against the owners of several theatres who’ve challenged the State’s ban on smoking indoors on First Amendment grounds. The theatres have indicated that they’ll appeal to the state’s Supreme Court.
Will they succeed. Is “smoking” an expressive form of speech? [...]Full post as published by Theatre and Entertainment Law on March 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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