The quintessential American enterprise is the lemonade stand. During the summer months, sidewalks across America fill up with children at card tables, bringing out pitchers and posting signs that advertise a cold glass of lemonade for just 75 cents.

Some will remember the lemonade stand as the way they got to know their neighbors and earned the cash to go see a movie. Many children today, however, will remember the lemonade stand as their first run-in with the law.