From N.J.'s brief defending their requirement of affirmative consent from private property owners for licensees.
Left out is that the law provides:“New Orleans in 1816, Ex. 7, prohibited “any person to enter into a public ball-room with any … weapon.”
Article 1. It shall not be lawful for any person to enter into a public ball-room with any cane, stick, sword or any other weapon , and every person having either a cane, stick, sword, or any other weapon, shall, before he enter the ball-room , deposit the same at the office which shall be at the door of the entrance of said ball-room, where there will be a person appointed to receive and take care of such articles, which he shall carefully keep, affixing to each article a number, a check of which be shall give to the owner ; and said articles shall not be returned to the persons respectively depositing them, until said persons are quitting the ball , and produce their checks.[1][emphasis added]
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