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Swingers
Swingers: the documented record, searched in its four classes, holding nothing
documented record only — the floor is the discipline itself
This section prints at the record's size, and says so in its opening, as its floor requires: the four classes the discipline names were searched — the searchable newspaper record, the reported state and federal case law, the city-directory record, and print and broadcast sources — under the subject's own names and its synonyms (swingers club, couples' social club, members-only sex club, private social club), for New Carlisle and its township. No club, organization, advertised party circuit, landlord collision, ordinance fight or prosecution surfaces in any class. No ordinance of this town addresses the category in the record reached, and no reported appellate case tests one against it. The record since the searches is the searches: complete at their strength, not sampled. A private scene that never collided with the public record can be proved neither present nor absent from its silence — this section's closing honesty line, printed because the discipline requires it and because it is true.
Sources:
- The searches run in each class for New Carlisle and Olive Township — no item surfaced in any class.
The state-law line, stated whole: the doctrine beside the negative
items 6 and 7 — documented record only, as this section's discipline requires
The banked article printed the negative half; the doctrine half is stated here as law, at the same discipline: under Indiana law, a members-only door does not by itself make a commercial social club a private place — a club that takes money for membership and admission is a business conducting an activity on its premises for the zoning, licensing, and public-nuisance codes, and its membership form does not remove it from them. Beside that doctrine, the negative half stands as banked and is restated without enlargement: no reported Indiana appellate case tests the statute or a zoning code against a swingers social club — the category legislated about, in the codes that govern adult and club uses generally, but never litigated in a reported case of its own. The neighbouring-variant item closes at its required discipline: the stricter variant's reported case law and press of record were not itemised for this run, and the state's one reported club case of the pattern is not carried here at boundary size, because it was not read first-hand for this run — the item is banked as a named gap on the Indiana appellate reports, named as settler, rather than carried at second hand. The leg's as-of freeze is preserved: this article speaks, as the banked one does, to the record of the November 2026 searches.
Sources:
- This build's this history (the swingers leg's banked article — the negative half, the four classes, the ordinance negative, the as-of freeze).
- The Indiana Code and appellate reports at the strength stated; the reported-club-case read named in the article as the variant item's settler.