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Select entry

Most clubs make an input selection. It is to bring in some elements and do not get it others (in popular parlance "bounce"). The selections may have different objectives: one would be to ensure the maximum safety for local patrons, bouncers, in fact, agree, in general, not to get evidence that, as they arise, are causing alarm among the people and to expel forthwith those disorders within the local agent provocateur. But often the goals go far beyond security: the small size of the premises is forcing the bouncers to give priority to items that have certain characteristics, in general, the selections are based on clothing of visitors, many locals tend to call it, for those who would enter the local, wear certain clothing, usually a shirt or jacket, and leave out those who do not have a dress code. Often, then, the managers claim that the visitors prenotino entry in advance and often organize the appropriate input lists: who wants to enter must indicate at the list of who wants to join and be counted people being part of that determined list. This enables managers to better control the influx into the room.
The clubs may have selected more or less rigid depending, usually, the importance of this room in the world of Bellavita. Clubs such as Hollywood, where it is very common that you enter the world of celebrities entertainment, sports and gossip, they tend to implement selections generally very strict and the young, to enter to be fortunate to appear with the right clothes at the right time, in some, however, the selection is almost non-existent.
Typically, clubs, notify the customer of this choice with their calls on the word "door policy."
These selections, however, go against the Italian law. The Civil Code because it mentions "the holder of an exercise of public (and the club is in effect an exercise public) can not prohibit the entry and / or enjoyment of goods and / or services to the customer who matched by a corresponding price. The exception is for the individual who has been evident in violent, drunk or mental impairment. "The same" bouncer "may not refuse a person entry and even remove them from the time: in fact, according to the Civil Code, staff security of the premises may at best only retain the subject and to call the police. "