A judge in New York declared that the city needs to be clearer in its description of "adult businesses" in order to zone them.A 1995 rule described adult businesses as those devoting at least 40 percent of floor space to adult material, but a 2001 amendment lowered that percentage, saying "any" adult material present designated the business as adult, and subject to industrial area zoning banishment.
Businesses sued for violations of their First Amendment rights and said that the law had been passed without proper study. The Court of Appeals agreed yesterday, and sent the case to trial.
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Friday, December 16, 2005 
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