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A quadriplegic has sued a Florida strip club because he couldn't get his wheelchair into its lap-dancing room. Edward Law said the Wildside Adult Sports Cabaret violated the Americans with Disabilities Act because the lap-dancing room is up a short flight of stairs. The lawsuit also said the club had no disabled parking, inaccessible restrooms and its stage was too high to see the dancers from a wheelchair. U.S. Rep. Mark Foley called the lawsuit "a bigger flop than ... Showgirls" -- to which Law's lawyer responded: "I'm shocked that a Republican congressman would support the sex industry."

I have come to learn that the pantomime is so much more than a silly show. The pantomime is an opportunity for my team and my colleagues to come together over a few weeks and not be lawyers and just be friends.

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I am eternally grateful that my parents spent many hours and no doubt many dollars in my dance lessons throughout my childhood. As a creative soul, theatre and dance have been a large part of my life. Had you asked me as I left school that I would end up a lawyer, I would have laughed! Had you then told me I would somehow manage to ensure around 50 other lawyers danced once a year in stupid costumes I would have laughed harder!

&nbsp (a) &nbsp (1) &nbsp Between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. on any day, a person may not consume any alcoholic beverages on any premises open to the general public, any place of public entertainment, or any place at which setups or other component parts of mixed alcoholic drinks are sold under any license issued under the provisions of the Business Regulation Article, and an owner, operator or manager of the premises or places may not knowingly permit such consumption. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp Except as provided in this section, any person found consuming any alcoholic beverage on any premises open to the general public, and any owner, operator or manager of those premises or places who knowingly permits consumption between the hours provided by this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall be fined not more than $50 and not less than $5. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (i) &nbsp In Anne Arundel County the fine may not be more than $250. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp In Worcester County the fine may not be more than $1,000. &nbsp (b) &nbsp (1) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Allegany County. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp The prohibitions of this subsection apply after 1 a.m. on Sunday or between the hours of 1 a.m. and 7 a.m. on other days. &nbsp &nbsp (3) &nbsp (i) &nbsp A person may not consume any alcoholic beverages on any: &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 1. &nbsp Premises open to the general public; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 2. &nbsp Place operated as a club; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 3. &nbsp Place of public entertainment; or &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 4. &nbsp Place at which setups or other component parts of mixed alcoholic drinks are sold under any license issued under the provisions of this article. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp An owner, operator, or manager of the premises may not permit that consumption. &nbsp &nbsp (4) &nbsp (i) &nbsp A person may not possess or consume any alcoholic beverage on any premises which is not licensed under this article but which is open to the general public and is operated as a club, a place of public entertainment, or a place where setups or other component parts of mixed alcoholic drinks are sold. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp An owner, operator, or manager of the premises may not permit that consumption or possession. &nbsp &nbsp (5) &nbsp Any person who violates the provisions of this subsection is guilty of a misdemeanor and may be fined not less than $50 nor more than $500 for each offense. &nbsp (c) &nbsp (1) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Anne Arundel County. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp In this subsection, "premises" means a restaurant, tavern, hotel, club, dance studio, disco, or place of public entertainment, or a place open to the general public or in a place in any way licensed by this State or the county. &nbsp &nbsp (3) &nbsp (i) &nbsp A person, corporation, club, or organization may not give or allow to be consumed on the premises or on premises under its possession or control any alcoholic beverages other than as specifically permitted or provided in this article. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp This does not apply to the room of a registered guest in any hotel, motel, or hospice. &nbsp &nbsp (4) &nbsp Any owner, operator, manager, or employee of the premises who knowingly permits consumption in violation of this subsection is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction may be fined not more than $250. &nbsp (d) &nbsp (1) &nbsp Except as provided in this subsection, this section does not apply to premises conducted on New Year's Day by on-sale licensees in Baltimore City. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp In Baltimore City, a licensed premises shall cease all operations, including the serving of alcoholic beverages or food and providing entertainment, at the closing hour for that class of licensed premises specified in this article. &nbsp &nbsp (3) &nbsp Notwithstanding paragraph (2) of this subsection, the Board of Liquor License Commissioners may grant an exemption for remaining open after hours to: &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (i) &nbsp A holder of a Class B restaurant license, only for serving food to patrons seated for dining; or &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp A pharmacy that fills prescriptions. &nbsp &nbsp (4) &nbsp A pharmacy that receives an exemption under paragraph (3) of this subsection may also sell products other than alcohol after normal closing hours. &nbsp &nbsp (5) &nbsp Notwithstanding the hour restrictions under paragraph (2) of this subsection, a hotel that holds a Class B license and that serves food to seated customers or to private functions or guest rooms may continue to provide food service. &nbsp (e) &nbsp (1) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Baltimore County. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp This section does not apply to activities on premises that are conducted on New Year's Day by on-sale licensees in the county. &nbsp &nbsp (3) &nbsp (i) &nbsp Alcoholic beverages may not be brought onto any premises and consumed or transferred if the premises constitute a place of public entertainment and the entertainment is of the type listed under &#167 10-405(c) through (f) of this article. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp Any person who operates a place of public entertainment who knowingly permits any violation of this subsection on the premises is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction may be fined up to $5,000 for each violation. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (iii) &nbsp Each day of operation in violation of this subsection is a separate violation. &nbsp (f) &nbsp Reserved. (Calvert County) &nbsp (g) &nbsp Reserved. (Caroline County) &nbsp (h) &nbsp Reserved. (Carroll County) &nbsp (i) &nbsp Reserved. (Cecil County) &nbsp (j) &nbsp (1) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Charles County. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp (i) &nbsp Alcoholic beverages may not be brought onto any premises and consumed or transferred if the premises constitute a place of public entertainment and the entertainment is of the type listed under &#167 10-405(c) through (f) of this article. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp Any person who operates a place of public entertainment who knowingly permits any violation of this subsection on the premises is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction may be fined up to $5,000 for each violation. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (iii) &nbsp Each day of operation in violation of this subsection is a separate violation. &nbsp (k) &nbsp Reserved. (Dorchester County) &nbsp (l) &nbsp (1) &nbsp (i) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Frederick County. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp Between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. on any day, a person may not consume any alcoholic beverages on any premises open to the general public, any place of public entertainment, or any place at which setups or other component parts of mixed alcoholic drinks are sold under any license issued under the provisions of the Business Regulation Article, and any owner, operator, employee, or manager of those premises or places may not knowingly permit such consumption. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp Unless otherwise specifically provided, any person violating the provisions of this subsection is subject to the general penalty provisions provided for in this section. &nbsp (m) &nbsp Reserved. (Garrett County) &nbsp (n) &nbsp (1) &nbsp (i) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Harford County. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp 1. &nbsp In this subsection the following words have the meanings indicated. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 2. &nbsp "Premises" means a restaurant, tavern, hotel, club, dance studio, disco, or place of public entertainment. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 3. &nbsp "Person" means a person, club, organization, or place of public entertainment. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (iii) &nbsp A person may not knowingly allow the consumption, possession, or transfer of alcoholic beverages on its premises except in a manner specifically permitted or provided for by this article if: &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 1. &nbsp The person is in possession or control of the place or premises as owner, lessee, or user; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 2. &nbsp The place or premises is open to the general public or in any way licensed by this State or by the county; and &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 3. &nbsp The place or premises is not the room of a registered guest in a hotel, motel, or hospice or the property of a volunteer fire company, bona fide catering establishment, community or civic association, swim club, or bona fide social, civic, nonprofit, charitable, fraternal, patriotic, educational, or public service organization, or bona fide religious institution which has been in existence for a minimum of 3 years. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp The Liquor Control Board may exempt from the provisions of this subsection places similar to those listed in sub-subparagraph 3 of subparagraph (iii) of paragraph (1) of this subsection on a case-by-case basis. &nbsp &nbsp (3) &nbsp The Liquor Control Board shall adopt uniform rules for the administration of exceptions specified in paragraph (1) of this subsection. &nbsp &nbsp (4) &nbsp Any owner, operator, manager, or employee of premises or places subject to the prohibitions of this subsection who knowingly permits the prohibited consumption in violation of this subsection is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction may be fined not more than $1,000. &nbsp (o) &nbsp (1) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Howard County. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp (i) &nbsp Alcoholic beverages may not be brought onto any premises and consumed or transferred if the premises constitute a place of public entertainment and the entertainment is of the type listed under &#167 10-405(c) through (f) of this article. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp A person operating a place of public entertainment also violates the provisions of this subsection if a female entertainer exhibits her breasts below the top of the areola or exhibits the cleft of her buttocks. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (iii) &nbsp Any person who operates a place of public entertainment who knowingly permits any violation of this subsection on the premises is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction may be fined up to $5,000 for each violation. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (iv) &nbsp Each day of operation in violation of this subsection is a separate violation. &nbsp (p) &nbsp In Kent County the hours of sale under Classes B and D (on-sale) beer, wine and liquor licenses are as provided under &#167 11-515 of this article. &nbsp (q) &nbsp (1) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Montgomery County. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp (i) &nbsp A person may not consume any alcoholic beverages on any premises open to the general public, or any place of public entertainment, which holds a: &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 1. &nbsp Class B, Class C, Class D or Class H beer license; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 2. &nbsp Class B, Class C, Class D or Class H beer and light wine license; or &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 3. &nbsp Class B beer, wine and liquor license. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp An owner, operator, or manager of the premises or place may not knowingly permit the consumption of alcoholic beverages between 1:30 a.m. and the next succeeding hour authorized by law for sales to begin under the respective licenses listed in this paragraph. &nbsp &nbsp (3) &nbsp All containers of alcoholic beverages shall be removed from the table or tables prior to 1:30 a.m., except on Fridays and Saturdays when all containers of alcoholic beverages shall be removed prior to 2:30 a.m. &nbsp (r) &nbsp (1) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Prince George's County. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp (i) &nbsp Alcoholic beverages may not be brought onto any unlicensed premises and consumed or transferred if the unlicensed premises constitute a place of public entertainment and the entertainment is of the type listed under &#167 10-405(c) through (f) of this article. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp Any person who operates a place of public entertainment who knowingly permits any violation of this subsection on the unlicensed premises is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction may be fined up to $5,000 for each violation or imprisoned up to 1 year, or both. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (iii) &nbsp Each day of operation in violation of this subsection is a separate violation. &nbsp (s) &nbsp Reserved. (Queen Anne's County) &nbsp (t) &nbsp Reserved. (St. Mary's County) &nbsp (u) &nbsp Reserved. (Somerset County) &nbsp (v) &nbsp Reserved. (Talbot County) &nbsp (w) &nbsp In Washington County, this section is applicable from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. and in all other respects as provided. &nbsp (x) &nbsp Reserved. (Wicomico County) &nbsp (y) &nbsp (1) &nbsp This subsection applies only in Worcester County. &nbsp &nbsp (2) &nbsp Except as otherwise provided by this article and except as provided in paragraph (3) of this subsection, a person may not consume any alcoholic beverages at any time on any day of the week, including Saturday and Sunday, in any of the following premises: &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (i) &nbsp Restaurant; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp Tavern; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (iii) &nbsp Hotel; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (iv) &nbsp Club; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (v) &nbsp Dance studio; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (vi) &nbsp Disco; and &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (vii) &nbsp Any other place of public entertainment. &nbsp &nbsp (3) &nbsp (i) &nbsp The following are exempt from paragraph (2) of this subsection: &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 1. &nbsp The room of a registered guest in a hotel, motel, or hospice; or &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 2. &nbsp The property of a volunteer fire company. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (ii) &nbsp The following are exempt from paragraph (2) of this subsection if they have been in existence for a minimum of 3 years: &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 1. &nbsp A bona fide catering establishment; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 2. &nbsp A community or civic association; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 3. &nbsp A swim club; &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 4. &nbsp A bona fide social, civic, nonprofit, charitable, fraternal, patriotic, educational, or public service organization; or &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5. &nbsp A bona fide religious institution. &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (iii) &nbsp A fishing club that was established prior to January 1, 1970 is exempt from paragraph (2) of this subsection. &nbsp &nbsp (4) &nbsp The Board of License Commissioners shall adopt uniform regulations for the administration of the provisions of this subsection. &nbsp &nbsp (5) &nbsp Any owner, operator, manager, or employee of premises or places subject to the prohibitions of this subsection who knowingly permits consumption in violation of this subsection is guilty of a misdemeanor and, on conviction, shall be fined not more than $10,000.

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