What are the facts that are releveant to deciding whether bar owner Robert Boehnen is guilty of violating the ordinance?
ORDINSNCE IS S RULE OR LAW BY GOVERNMENT.
*PEOPLE MUST AND SHOULD OBEY THE LAW ,WHY BECAUSE THEY ARE THE CITIZENS OF THAT COUNTRY.
*EVERY COUNTRY HAD SO MANY LAWS.
*ACCORDING TO AMMENDMEND ACTS VIOLATION OF LAW IS A CRIME.they are punishable under some sections.
Here BAR OWNER ROBERT BOEHNEN VIOLATING THE THE ORDINENCE
WHY IN THE SENSE HE DONE EVRYTHING OPPOSITE TO THE LAW .AND DOES NOT OBEY LAW
What are the facts that are releveant to deciding whether bar owner Robert Boehnen is guilty...
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