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STATE AND LOCAL REGULATION OF PAWNBROKERS <br /> I. INTRODUCTION <br /> H. LICENSING PRINCIPLES APPLICABLE TO THE REGULATION OF <br /> PAWNBROKERS <br /> A. "A Privilege Subject to Conditions" <br /> B. Compelling State Interest <br /> C. License Fees <br /> D. License Denial <br /> E. Limitation on Number of Licenses Issued <br /> TEL PAWNBROKER LICENSING AND REGULATIONS <br /> A. Nature of Regulation <br /> B. Liberty to Contract <br /> C. Photographing Customers <br /> D. Warrantless Inspections <br /> E. Deadly Weapon Prohibition <br /> F. Fingerprinting of Customers <br /> G. Regulation of Hours <br /> H. Bond Requirement <br /> I Recordkeeping Requirements <br /> J. Property Distribution Provisions <br /> K. Total Bans <br /> L. Buffer Zones <br /> M. Usury <br /> IV. MINNESOTA CASES ON PAWNBROKERS <br /> City of Rochester v. Bemel, 181 Minn. 596, 233 N.W. 862 (1930) <br /> City of St. Paul v. Lytle, 68 Minn. 535, 71 N.W. 703 (1897) <br /> City of Duluth v. Bloom, 55 Minn. 97, 56 N.W. 580 (1893) <br /> V. MINNESOTA STATUTES GOVERNING PAWNBROKERS <br /> A. County Regulation <br /> B. Criminal Misconduct of Pawnbrokers <br /> C. Data Practices Provision <br /> D. State-Regulated Loan Companies <br /> E. Usury Statute <br /> • <br />