Which of the following cases recognized the state government has authority to regulate nude dancing without encroaching on the First Amendment?

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Which of the following cases recognized the state government has authority to regulate nude dancing without encroaching on the First Amendment?

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Barnes v. Glen Theater (1991) recognized that state governments have the authority to regulate nude dancing without encroaching on the First Amendment, as long as the regulations target the secondary effects of such establishments on the community, such as crime and decreased property values. Jacobellis v. Ohio (1964) dealt with obscenity laws and did not specifically address nude dancing. Roth v. New York (1957) established the test for obscenity and did not directly address nude dancing regulation.

Which of the Following Cases Recognized the State Government Has