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Assemblyman Dancer to push ‘Snookiville Law’
For the last four years, talk of MTV’s “Jersey Shore” has become fodder for water cooler conversations. Soon, chatter about reality television could reach the floor of the Statehouse.
Assemblyman Ronald Dancer, R-Ocean, is set to introduce a bill Sept. 24 that would give local officials more power to regulate reality shows, like the “Jersey Shore,” when production teams arrive to shoot in their towns.
The proposed bill, which Dancer nicknamed the “Snookiville Law,” would allow municipalities that choose to adopt licensing ordinances to impose conditions such as requiring the crew to pay for additional police, if needed. (Huba, Asbury Park Press)
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