Kentucky Sure Has Some Strange Laws – “Place
of Entertainment”
Kentucky has a statute
requiring the licensing of a “place of entertainment,” a term that includes, inter alia, hotels and motels. KRS § 231.010; OAG 39-383. In connection with activities taking place at
a “place of entertainment,” it is provided that the licensee shall not allow:
People to congregate there for
immoral or unlawful purposes or to permit any man or woman who are not married
to each other to occupy any cabin, cottage or secreted room or place from which
the view of the public is excluded. KRS
§ 231.110(2).
Are they really expecting the
clerk at the local Motel 6 to be requesting driver’s licenses and a copy of a
marriage certificate?
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