The Calabasas Smoking Ban: A Local Ordinance Points the Way for the Future of Environmental Tobacco Smoke Regulation

Examines the Calabasas, CA, secondhand smoke ordinance (2006). Attention is given to the history of smoking bans at the federal, state, & local levels & their public health & legal justifications; why the Calabasas is legally sound under CA law & the US Constitution; & the ordina...

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Published in:	Southern California law review Vol. 80; no. 2; pp. 393 - 423
Main Author:	Raphael, Jordan
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	01-01-2007
Subjects:	Environmental health - Legal aspects Public health - California Smoking - Legal aspects
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Summary:	Examines the Calabasas, CA, secondhand smoke ordinance (2006). Attention is given to the history of smoking bans at the federal, state, & local levels & their public health & legal justifications; why the Calabasas is legally sound under CA law & the US Constitution; & the ordinance's significance & the future of environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) regulation. It is contended that legislators ought to guard against impermissible intrusions into the home in the context of multiunit residences & that the private enforcement language of the Calabasas ordinance is problematic & should be avoided in future ETS bans. Adapted from the source document.
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ISSN:	0038-3910