Smokers at a Babbitt bar were not engaged in a “theatrical performance” and consequently the district court made the right call when it found the owner of the bar guilty of smoking in a public place in violation of Minnesota law, the state Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday. Smokers at a Babbitt bar were not engaged in a “theatrical performance” and consequently the district court made the right call when it found the owner of the bar guilty ... Jump to full article >>