In 1991,the Supreme Court upheld a state's use of a public decency law to ban nudity in night club performances.The case?

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Barnes v. Glen Theatre was a Supreme Court case in 1991 where the court upheld a state's use of a public decency law to ban nudity in strip club performances. The case involved an Indiana law that required dancers to wear pasties and a G-string while performing. The strip club, Glen Theatre, argued that the law violated the First Amendment's protection of free expression. However, the Supreme Court upheld the law, ruling that nudity is not a form of expression that is protected by the First Amendment.

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