(A) Where any provision or offense herein fails to state a necessary level of culpability to establish a violation or liability, the offense shall be established upon a showing that the person acted knowingly or recklessly with regard to the predicate act.
(B) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, for the purposes of this chapter, an act by an employee shall be imputed to the sexually oriented business permittee to establish a violation of this chapter, or to deny, suspend or revoke a license, only if a permittee allowed, either knowingly or recklessly, a violation of this chapter to occur.
(C) It shall be a defense to liability that the sexually oriented business permittee was powerless to prevent the violation.
(Ord. G-04-10, passed 3-18-2004)