Court rules bar has to stop the show (at least for time being)
Posted at 1:20 PM on May 15, 2008
by Tom Scheck
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The Minnesota Department of Health says they have won round one in its efforts to close the curtain on "Theater Nights" across the state. The state agency took an Elko bar to court for allowing smoking even though there is a statewide indoor smoking ban on the books. The bar (and other bars) is arguing that they can allow indoor smoking because of an exemption for theatrical performances. Here's the judge's temporary injunction.
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The temporary injunction makes for some interesting reading (the meaty part is at the end).
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