A judge threw out most all of a new Jacksonville FL strip club ordinance, including a requirement that strippers submit applications, be fingerprinted and provide eligibility to work. The ordinance included provisions that allowed Jacksonville to refuse or revoke dancer licenses for a laundry list of reasons.
The judge considered the licensing requirements to be unreasonable restraints upon dancers' rights to free speech. As most here know, stripping is considered a form of free expression in federal case law which is protected by the First Amendment.
Let's hope that this motivates clubs in other Florida cities to fight similar ordinances. Heck clubs in other states may become emboldened and start to push back on these licensing requirements in their own jurisdictions.


I wish it would still considered "free speech" here in Louisville. :/