Utah, whose population is mostly Mormon, has ended a decades-old requirement that forced bar patrons to fill out an application, pay a fee and become a member of a "private club" before entering establishments serving alcohol.
Breaking up fights and preventing people in trainers entering establishments are the most obvious duties for security.
Ms. Underwood, the deputy solicitor general, said that if the state compiled a record showing disruption and harassment of people trying to enter those establishments, such a law would be constitutional.
Minors are allowed to enter licensed establishments, and while state law does not prohibit bars and nightclubs from having events such as "teen nights," or "18 to party, 21 to drink," some municipalities impose restrictions.
This 1990s throwback is the bizarre system whereby the hugely unattractive bouncer gets to decide whether you are attractive (or wealthy enough) to enter his establishment.
Shopkeepers have put up Arabic signs ordering only one person to enter their establishment at a time, while bars and cafes have started restricting the hours in which migrants are allowed to make use of their facilities.
Starting with the ousting of Mubarak, they have sacrificed successive prime ministers and presidents, invited conservative rivals to enter the establishment and help reseal its walls, disingenuously adopted the language of revolution in an effort to sap the strength of protesters, and unleashed waves of terror to subdue Egypt's population back into quietude.
Certainly not enough to motivate them to check in every time they enter an establishment.
I enter an establishment, or am invited.
He was neither the first nor the last of psychotic customers to enter that establishment.
