Business owner suing to overturn 165-year-old law: Old laws can be misused by people in power @pennlive
Business owner suing to overturn 165-year-old law: Old laws can be misused by people in power @pennlive
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Beck Ravenswood, who owns The Serpent’s Key Sanctuary and Shoppe in Hanover, is suing to overturn a 165-year-old law prohibiting fortune telling for profit. A federal judge just ruled their lawsuit has proper standing to continue to discovery.
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Business owner suing to overturn 165-year-old law: 'Old laws can be misused by people in power'

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