Local Laws

19" or over is legal to posess an electric 'stun' device, ie cattle prod

however, if you are carrying it concealed, you may be charged with carrying a concealed weapon, making it awkward.

in your car, yes, but the Canadian gestapo will try to tell you its illegal because they don't know what the real laws are and make up their own as they go along.

Canada customs are even worse

its perfectly legal to carry a "cattle prod" in the car "for dogs" never say for people or that's illegal and they can take it away

pepper spray is a far better solution

In the United States it is currently 21 years of age.

In the United States it is currently 21 years of age.

In the United States it is currently 21 years of age.

In the United States it is currently 21 years of age.

In the United States it is currently 21 years of age.

In the United States it is currently 21 years of age.

Of course not, you can not legally marry more than one person at a time.

An Officer of Indian Administrative Service plays a major role in managing the bureaucracy of both the Union Government (Central Government) and the state governments, with its officers holding strategic posts across the country.

Yes, provided you fulfil the age restriction for owning one.

As air weapons are not regulated in England (They are in Scotland) there is no record kept of who manufactures, sells or owns one. So making one is of no concern either.

No. You must have watched Beverly hills cop.

Depends on what you have been charged with

Mine took 3 Years to show up but that's because I missed court. But it could happen anytime

Most states have no "lemon law" on used automobiles. Most used vehicles are sold "as-is". Chances are, you have no legal rights and the dealer is trying to help you.

Applied ethics is a moral point of view regarding issues that are controversial; however, still requiring some form of judgment. An example is abortion.

he can only be in one county so no one really knows because it was issued in 2 different counties don't you think.=)

sa cityhall mismo ng pasig :)

Only if it is inert, or used as a training device within a sanctioned body, and in any case , you must be licensed to have it in your possesion. Any other circumstance will constitute a felony.

yes

This depends on your local area laws. Check with the city and they will tell you the requirements to do this and what is needed.

You need to call your local town building code enforcement department to obtain your answer. That type of matter is handled locally.

You may petition the town to take over the road. If the town agrees there are several legal methods that can be used by the town to convert the private road to a public way. You should inquire at your town clerk's office for information that explains the procedures used in your particular jurisdiction.

You should file a report right away.

cities with a population over 25,000

The law on derelict vehicles in Missouri is that they will be removed from the property. The owner is typically given a 5 day notice to remove the vehicle. If they do not comply, the vehicle will be removed by the authorities and fees will be assessed to the owner of the vehicle.

There are several reasons for which a store can trespass a customer. Some of those reasons are shoplifting, disorderly behavior, intoxication, and panhandling.

goood

No, at least not in the United States. There are several cases related to this issue, but the one that first comes to mind is DeShaney v. Winnebago County (489 U.S. 189), a 1989 decision. The government has no special duty to protect an individual from harm if the government didn't create the harm. If this weren't true, then every crime victim could sue the police for failing to protect them from criminals.

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