The South Carolina Supreme Court on Wednesday reversed a lower court ruling that could impact the future of a Greenville restaurant and former strip club.
This week, Current readers were all about taking it off. By that, we mean our two most-read stories involved places where little clothing is required: strip.
Hundreds of Strippers Out of a Job Thanks to New Texas Law
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Sometimes, change can be a bit slow - especially when it comes to making and/or changing laws. On the other hand, sometimes that change can come overnight. That is the case for sexually oriented businesses in the Lone Star State and a new law that turned the younger end of this business on its ear.
According to Spectrum Local News, a new law that went into effect just over a week ago effectively put hundreds of strip-club workers out of a job without warning. The law makes it illegal for a sexually oriented business in Texas to hire 18, 19, or 20-year old employees. That law went into effect as soon as Governor Greg Abbott signed it on May 24th. As soon as it was in the books, these businesses had to shed their underage workforce immediately.