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Constitutional Law - Freedom of Speech - Liquor Licensing Regulations Governing Nightclub Entertainment Are a Rational Exercise of the State's Authority under the Twenty-First Amendment, Even Though Expression Protected by the First Amendment is Proscribed

E. R. Harding

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Key concepts: Law, First amendment, Constitutional law, State (computer science), Political science, Entertainment, Freedom of expression, Free Exercise Clause

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