State Laws

It's okay to wear but please refer to 2C:39-13 in the Code of Criminal Justice of New Jersey; print and keep a copy in the trauma plate pouch and you should be good.

You don't need a license to carry a Taser in any state (like you would a fire arm). You only have to pass a background felony check through Taser International. There are restrictions on some states to carry a Taser. Please check with your city or state before trying to purchase a Taser.

No. Even if you have a have a hunting license, a deer tag and haven't hit your limit, roadkill deer is illegal. Dead deer on the road, call animal services. On your property, bury it.

You can by a pocket knife at the age of 18.

No, they are actually legal and are very cheap.

yes, they can purchase plane tickets to anywhere in the country, but they are not allowed passports so travel outside of the country is out of the question.

The legal age to purchase alcohol is a national law, therefore it is the same in all fifty states. Twenty-one is the legal drinking age in the United States.

There are several parts to the answer.

Part 1: There is no handgun registration in Mississippi. You can sell a handgun to another person who isn't restricted in a personal transaction and nothing is required by law as long as the other person also lives in MS. You can, if you choose, print up a bill of sale, so you have evidence that you sold the gun.

Part 2: You can also, if you choose, go to a gun shop or any FFL holder and have them process a transfer. Some dealers won't process transfers between two individuals. The ones that do, will charge a fee, usually somewhere between $25 and $100.

Part 3: If you're talking about a gun that has been stolen (or missing), you should file a police report, but there isn't really any way to "get it out of your name" because, strictly speaking, it isn't "in your name."

There is no exact count of the number of lights in Las Vegas. However, it is estimated there are 15,000 miles of lighted neon tubing on the Strip and Downtown.

In 1997, the marriage laws in Minnesota were amended to ban same-sex marriage, although the Minnesota State Supreme Court had ruled on October 15, 1971 that the marriage statute already banned same-sex marriage. Same-sex marriage was later legalized in Minnesota.

Oregon does not recognize a Class D felony; they group crimes in Class A, B, or C only. A Class C felony carries a sentence of up to 5 years and a Class B felony carries a sentence of up to 10 years in prison. Class A is the most serious and carries up to 20 years in prison.

At age 20 you are not old enough to get a Georgia Weapons License, which is a permit to carry a handgun or knife with blade over 5 inches. So without a permit and without being eligible to get one, your carry options are limited.

I think you can still carry a pistol in your car (one that you own and drive yourself). And you can carry one (openly, in a holster) while hunting or fishing when you are legally doing those things with the land owner's permission. And when you are target shooting for practice with permission of the land owner or range operator. To get the gun to and from the range or hunting field or fishing area, you can transport it unloaded and locked in a case of some kind. There may also be an exception for carrying at "your place of business" but I'm not sure if that means any place you work, with or without permission from the boss, or if the "your place of business" exception only applies to the the place where you are a manager / co-owner of the business and therefore at least partially responsible for the safety and security there.

At least 16. This is the standard for all states according to the Department of Labor as of 1999.

You're referring to a matter of federal law here - if one is convicted of a felony in any part of the US, they may not purchase, possess, nor have access to firearms, period. Doesn't matter if they're in a state other than where their conviction occurred, or even if they were to move to an unincorporated territory of the US (e.g., American Samoa, US Virgin Islands, Marianas Islands, etc.) - the law applies across the whole of the US, and state law cannot contradict that.

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No, neither the state nor any city or county has a domestic partnership registry.

The curfew for all minors under 18 is from 12 a.m. to 5 a.m. every night. There are several exceptions, such as being accompanied by a parent or guardian, going to or from a job, going to or from school, or going to or from church.

Texas only allows wage garnishment for taxes and child support. A judgment creditor cannot garnish your wages. They can however levy your bank account once you deposit your paycheck.

Yes, i have active warrants and just needed an idenitification card. I took my social security and birth certificate. They will arrest you if you apply for a drivers license, i walked right up to the clerk and was honest w/my situation and he told me exactley what to do.It is against the law to not have proper i.d.

It is perfectly legal for a minor to sit in a bar, as long as the minor does not consume alcohol. Bars can serve non-alcoholic drinks too.

If you are an adult, a legal resident of the US, and not forbidden from owning a gun because of a criminal history, and are mentally competent, yes, it is legal. There are several million legal gun owners in Texas.