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Is there any justification for some U.S. states to restrict alcohol sales on Sunday?

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Is there any justification for some U.S. states to restrict alcohol sales on Sunday?

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These restrictions are based upon what are called “blue laws,” as they pertain to the religious observance of “a day of rest.” Many such laws have been repealed, but many remain as a matter of “tradition or convenience.” The following link gives state-by-state information about blue laws still in effect. Please note that alcohol sales constitute the main reason for these laws, but other activity may be affected as well. Nevertheless, the recession appears to be having an impact on the retention of these laws: some states have introduced bills to repeal them, primarily to boost revenues in a faltering economy.

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