Abstract
It's a familiar story: A handsome stranger moves to town. He's been working so hard, punching his card. And he's got this feeling that he needs to tear up this town. So, of course, he wants to cut loose.
But, unfortunately, it's not quite that easy. Because if the town our stranger just moved to is New York City, and the place he's kicking off his Sunday shoes isn't one of the fewer than 120 licensed "cabarets" or "dance halls" in the city, his dancing could be against the law.
Repository Citation
West, Sonja R., "A Constitutional Challenge to NYC's Ban on Dancing" (2015). Popular Media. 219.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/fac_pm/219
Originally published at the Huffington Post.