No weekend plans yet? Consider visiting one of the Lone Star State's many fine gentleman's clubs -- now catering to connoisseurs of more ... mature ... vintages.
From the cougar-hunting perverts at Reason:
In a performative bid against "human trafficking," Texas has raised the legal age for working at a strip club from 18 to 21 years old, putting many employees out of work and putting clubs that hire them—even inadvertently—in risk of serious legal penalties, including up to 20 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The state also updated part of its penal code to define "child" as anyone under age 21.
As a service to the Commenteriat, here is a free CLE on this rapidly developing area of crim law, brought to you by former AG Dick Thornburgh (RIP) and Professor Ali G:
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