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I work in conjunction with small claim courts and it often surprises people how informal it can get. In the situation you describe the judge might just straight up tell Starbucks "You are a billion dollar company, the rules apply differently to you than to a small local business"
I agree, my comment was mostly so people could see that nuance, and I hope what you said is exactly what happens. The age old pornography law, I can't define it but I know it when I see it. Codifying it as art that does not explicitly advertise would be the way to go I think.