Making adult cabaret performance criminal offense in certain circumstances

SB 276 makes it a criminal offense for a person to perform adult cabaret shows - such as those featuring topless dancers, strippers, or exotic dancers that are sexually suggestive - in public places or locations where minors could view them. A first offense is classified as a misdemeanor, while repeat offenses are felonies punishable by up to $25,000 in fines, five years in prison, or both. The law defines "adult cabaret performance" broadly to include similar sexually suggestive entertainers, regardless of payment. It directly affects venues and performers operating in public or accessible locations, and overrides any conflicting local ordinances.