Local Laws

The answer will depend on the city and the local and state law.

that's judicial

The Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) is a law in the Philillines that was passed in 1988. Under this law, all lands exceeding seven hectares were bought by the government and sold to landless farmers. Owners of lands were paid through installment basis for 15 years.

If there were no rules think about it: Everyone doing anything and everything they want at the same time would ensue chaos thus rules are needed. Remember that without the rules of society, murderers, rapists, and republicans would do as they wish

The state of Arkansas does not have a curfew but some counties set curfews.

There is no age a 1 year old can go buy a pocket knife. But it cant be a switchblade or spring opening knife though.

I had the same question, so I went to the Poliece station in NC (I was on vacation) And their laws are similar. You can Carry a knife if you are under 18 but, it can't be spring operated in any way, As for swith blades ( Knifes that fold) They are legal as long as they arn't spring operated. You have to be 18 to buy Knifes. Machetes are considered swords and are therefor illegal.

To find out local laws on Knives, Guns, etc: go to your local Wal-Mart, they sell knives but their policy is 18+ to purchase, but you may ask the person at the counter the local laws and he will be happy to give them to you.

Getting a conviction expunged does not restore your firearms rights. All it does is keep your conviction out of sight to the general public - you still remain a convicted felon, and thus may not own, possess, nor have access to firearms. This is federal law, and does not vary between states.

no. in the usa your not supposed to date someone older than you till your 18. its called rape lol

There are no state laws in Maryland regarding an age requirement for tattoos and piercings. Any laws that may exist are county based. Each tattoo shop is free to set their own rules regarding the age of their clients.

Your own homeowners insurance policy covers you if a tree falls or is blown into your property. This is what is known as an "Act of Nature". Trees do fall and sometimes die. It does not matter if the tree fell form a neighbors yard or a neighboring National Forest or if it blew in from 5 blocks down the street.

You can not require your neighbor to pay unless you could somehow prove that he was intentionally responsible for your damage.

By the Same token if a tree fell down or was blown from your property onto your neighbors property the same rule would apply, His policy would cover damage and he would pay his deductible.

Natural Acts do occur everyday around the world. In the United States, the rules of liability were set down in legal precedent many years ago in relation to this type of loss.

(in the US) In many (most?) County and State-level courts the Bailiffs are Deputy Sheriffs and in many municipal courts the Bailiffs are municipal police officers. Still other court systems still employ civilians as Bailiffs, but with the escalating trend of violence seen in courts, civilian positions, in many cases, are being replaced by law enforcement officers (see above) or by those who possess special qualifications for the job (ability to be armed) such as retired law enforcement or military personnel. In Federal Courts most Bailiffs are Deputy US Marshals.

Definitely a moral responsibility. Legal with certain jobs, not sure entirely.

That depends on the laws in your town or county. Those matters are handled locally. Some towns require that you install the fence with the "good" side toward your neighbor. Some do not. Call your town offices to check.

It is important to know legal terms and their definition. Custom law is the law based on standards and customs.

Yes--To an extent.

the United Kingdom has one of the lowest rates of gun homicides in the world. Its police officers do not routinely carry a firearm, and both the public and the police prefer this to continue, however some police forces do have specially trained firearms officers such as the Metropolitan Police service who have the elite squad of firearms officers called CO19. Gun ownership levels have traditionally been low. This was the case even before the imposition of modern firearm legislation. Hunting with firearms was always a relatively elite activity and 'gun sports' relatively uncommon. Recent mass shootings by persons with licenced rifles and hand guns have led to what is believed to be some of the strictest firearms legislation in the world.

Rifles single-shot, bolt-action, martini-action, or revolver rifles are permitted in any calibre. Semi-automatic or pump-action rifles are only permitted in .22 rim-fire calibre.

Only muzzle-loading pistols - including muzzle-loading revolvers - are permitted. All other pistols are prohibited.

Single-barelled, double-barrelled shotguns, or those with a lever-action, or pump-action and fixed magazine capacity of no more than two cartridges are permitted on a Shotgun Certificate. Shotguns with a magazine capacity of more than two-catridges, and/or a detachable magazine, are permitted on a Firearms Certificate.

Explosive, incendiary, noxious (biological, chemical), expanding (hollow point, JHP) and armour piercing (jacketed, FMJ) ammunition types are prohibited for civilian use.

The following firearms are prohibited for civilian use:Fully-automatic or burst-fire weapons, including air weaponsFirearms disguised as another item (e.g. walking sticks, mobile telephones, etc.)Rockets and mortarsAir weapons chambered for self-contained gas cartridges

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Probably. In Utah, it is illegal to discharge any "dangerous weapon" or firearm within 600 feet of any building unless you have specific written permission to do so from the owner of that property. A dangerous weapon is any device capable of causing death or serious bodily injury. I'm sure a BB gun could qualify but I'm not a lawyer. There may also be specific laws in SLC proper but I'm not sure.

Because you took an oath to "tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth" in the presence of a judge or magistrate. To not tell the truth is lying ... that would put one in position of being in contempt of court.

You need sticks,wood,marshmellows,newspaper,and a lighter.You need sticks to put the marshmellows on.You need the wood to make the fire.You need the marshmellows to put on the sticks.You need the newspaper to put under the wood.You need a lighter to light the fire.When you put the newspaper and the wood on light the lighter on top of it.Then you make the fire.Then you put the marshmellows on the sticks and toast the marshmellows.This is a way to make a bonfire

If you are Dowling College Flight School or Brookheven Calabro Airport you have NO responserbilty to the community. As a matter of fact you are encourage to make noise by flying planes in tandem so there's not one moment of silence. When the school first open we where promised no more then a few hours of flights a week, all was to be done on "SIMULATORS"well that promise was quickly broken. It seems our Politicians have deaf ears for they dont do anything about it or the Skeet Shooting Range. And they have our police patroling the L.I.E. so we have less police on our streets which at night turn into DRAG STRIPS or BOOM BOX Players. Having read this if you agree please respond to it, and if I get a big enough response I will form some kind of organization to petition the Town.

It is a matter of interpretation, if they have both been admitted to the Union by law then the name is not relevant. They, what ever they might choose to refer to themselves, are equals and are considered as States of the Union. The use of the term by Puerto Rico is unique and no matter what they may choose to call themselves they are by law not a State, not a Commonwealth or any fancy high falluting title like Estado Libre Associado. The US Supreme Court rejects the term and continues to call it by the term assigned by International Law which is an inincorporated Territory. To move beyond or out of that status requires a referendum, the approval of the US Congress and the signature of the President of the United States.

The fine is dependent on the number of MPH you were traveling over the posted limit, and the county in which you received the ticket. The Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedule (http://www.dfg.ca.gov/enforcement/docs/bail-and-penalties.pdf), last updated January, 2007, identifies the standard fines and associated fees. There is a base fine (ranging from $35-$100), followed by various county, state and court "fees" which increase the total cost to $146-$380 as follows: 1-15 MPH over the limit: $146 16-25 MPH over the limit: $266 >/= 26MPH over the limit: $380 There are also 30 (of 58) counties in California that have an exception to add additional fees; these vary by county.

Policing is defined as an agency charged with the regulation and control of the affairs of a community established to maintain order, enforce the law, and prevent and detect crime. An example of policing would be a Neighborhood Watch program, or an undercover police officer on a campus.

Here it is: 27-51-1004.Passing when stopped prohibited.

(a)When a school bus vehicle stops and displays its alternating red warning lights for the purpose of loading or unloading passengers, every operator of a motor vehicle or motorcycle meeting or overtaking the school bus from any direction shall bring the motor vehicle or motorcycle to a complete stop before reaching the school bus.

(b)The operator of the motor vehicle or motorcycle shall not start up or attempt to pass in any direction until the school bus vehicle has finished receiving or discharging its passengers and is in motion again.

You can find it here: http://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/SearchCenter/Pages/ArkansasCodeSearchResultPage.aspx?name=27-51-1004.Passing when stopped prohibited. Drive safely..

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