A group trying to overturn new statewide restrictions on strip clubs said Thursday it will continue to use the name Citizens for Community Standards, despite the threat of lawsuit by a conservative Christian organization with a similar name. Citizens for Community Values, the religious group that pushed for restrictions that prohibit patrons from touching strippers and halts nude dancing after midnight, accuses the strip club backers of trademark infringement.
July 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A group trying to overturn new statewide restrictions on strip clubs said Thursday it will continue to use the name Citizens for Community Standards, despite the threat of lawsuit by a conservative Christian organization with a similar name.
Citizens for Community Values, the religious group that pushed for restrictions that prohibit patrons from touching strippers and halts nude dancing after midnight, accuses the strip club backers of trademark infringement.
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