Secondary effects proven wrong....AGAIN!!!

This past July 10th, marked another large win for the Jeff Levy and the NJACA. Hott-22, a club in New Jersey was under attack and was almost closed by the Township of Union. But Armed with a compelling brief and complaint against the Township of Union, filed by FALA lawyers Daniel Aaronson and Vincent Verdiramo, on behalf of Hott-22, the court was also handed a secondary effects study, conducted in Union, that unequivocally showed NO deleterious effects whatsoever. The study shoed that police service calls were 20%-70% higher at McDonalds, Wal-mart, Applebee's, Babes R Us, Toys R Us, Pathmark, Home Depot, Best Buy, Circuit City and several other non adult nightclubs compared to Hott-22. In fact the study showed that the greatest source of police service calls was Union High school. Besides the Township pf Union stating that Hott-22 was a source of crime, the Township also expressed in their new SOB ordinance, that Hott-22 lowered property values. The study proved that property values were up significantly over the past five years in the community surrounding Hott-22. The secondary effects study was conducted by Dan Linz, PhD of the university of California at Santa Barbara, and Bryant Paul, PhD of Indiana University.

once AGAIN, the so called secondary effects proven to be FALSE. As they have over and over again. Jeff Levy, the head of the NJACA (New Jersey Adult Cabaret Association) was the man I contacted for info on this study, and after we spoke, he contacted our friend Mr.Family, and challenged him to a debate of this matter, in a public place of Mr.Family's choosing. And of course he Family refused to respond or post anything about the challenge. My Guess is because he was afraid of being proven wrong and made a fool. Jeff Levy and the NJACA have proven many of the claims of local townships and governments to be false.
From what I hear, a version of the NJACA will be starting in PA to keep all adult night clubs safe from unfair ordinances and claims.