In Barnes v. Glen Theatre (1991) the U.S. Supreme Court _____________________
a. agreed that a state may not limit the performance of nude dancing in a lounge where only consenting adults are viewers
b. upheld an Indiana law interpreted to prohibit totally nude dancing in bars
c. held that prohibiting the performance of nude dancing is related to expression and therefore violates the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
d. by a unanimous decision adopted the view that nude dancing is not an expressive activity protected by the United States Constitution
B
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