Controlling vice
Sex-oriented businesses
Prostitutes
Prostitution
Legislation
Droit
Legal status, laws
Law and legislation
History
For eighteen years following the Civil War, the police in St. Paul, Minnesota, informally regulated brothel prostitution. Each month, the madams who ran the brothels were charged with keeping houses of ill fame and fined in the city's municipal court. In effect, they were paying licensing fees in or…
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