Social Dancing Banned In New York Appeals Court Rules Ban Is ConstitutionalPOSTED: 9:22 pm EST February 22, 2007 NEW YORK -- Should you find yourself in a bar in New York City, and the music playing makes you want to get up and dance, please resist the urge. A state court on Thursday upheld the city's Prohibition-era law that bans social dancing in bars, restaurants and certain clubs. Those who like to get up and boogie sued, arguing the law illegally infringes on their right of free expression. The city's Cabaret Law, which was enacted 80 years ago, bans social...
