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to get a tattoo license in new jersey you have to have obtained your 2000 hours with written proof from your master, at that time you go to the board of health and get your instructions from there. Goto any local tattooist anywhere in New Jersey (or even your master should know.) and ask for more thorough direction. We just opened a shop in Bridgeton, NJ (south jersey). We went through finding the right building w/the adequit board of health standard size rooms. Then went through commercial zoning approval, board of health inspection, occupancy permit/building inspection (safety codes), and signage permits. After the board of health inspection if you pass, you are then issued your license to tattoo in the building. Call us for more questions. Visions On Skin Tattooing 139 E Commerce St. Bridgeton, NJ 08302 (856)455-5551 Thanks, Manager: Cassandra Bahamundi Artist: Tony Dennis

No. A 13 year old boy is growing up and needs his own privacy.

You can leave at anytime if you forgo your deposit, paycheck or any vacation or back pay. Rental agreements usually have 30/60/90 day notification agreements. If you leave before the end of your lease, even with notice most places will expect you to pay up for the remainder of the lease. If you are in the military, rules may be different, but there is still an expectation that you will pay for the month that you leave and give notice. For work, two weeks' notice was the old standard. However, in these times of layoffs, employees with companies at risk are cutting the notice if they have a job that will start before then.

The Legal age to be an Adult in California is 18 without exception. Other states may differ but the current law states that once the age of 18 is reached they are a legal adult. This does not mean they can drink, for the legal drinking age is 21. For other legal age requirements type WikiAnswers-legal age for_____.

long ago, all of them use to be naked, but now, about 30% are naked.

It depends on the severity of the crime. There are documented cases of juvenile homicides. The Church party line was if the culprit was under the age of 7, the church age of reason, he had no latent criminal capacity and the whole thing would be booked as a tragic accident, above 7, however the child crime culprit was subject to the administration of juvenile justice, reform schools, Youth Houses, etc. Again, there is a whale of difference between fireworks or wayward baseballs, and deliberate homicide with firearms, knives, etc. One must balance mercy and tolerance with the very real n eed to isolate ( incarcerate if necessary) Dangerous delinquents who may indeed pose a violent threat to the community at large- such as firearms homicides.

No....Virginia law states that a student with a learner's permit must have a licensed driver 21 years old or older in the front seat. The passenger may be 18 if he/she is an immediate family member with a valid license. Check the Virginia driver's manual on line and it will also give this answer. Yes, if you have completed drivers ed, done all of the requirements, and have had your permit for 9 months or longer.

According to the Texas Local Governments code, chapter 351, section 903, each individual municipality or county in Texas has the right to establish its own curfew. Correspondingly, there is no state curfew, and you should instead check with the local police department, sheriff's office, county courthouse, precinct annex, etc. in whatever municipality or county you're in to find locally-specific information.

No, at least not in NC

Age limits vary by state, see related link below.

In Texas, according to the Texas Department of Motorcycle Safety (as of October 2010): "A passenger on a motorcycle must be at least 5 years old. Texas Transportation code Sec. 545.416 (d)"

SECTION 2. 18­6­701 (2), Colorado Revised Statutes, is amended to read: 18­6­701. Contributing to the delinquency of a minor. (2) (a) IF THE VIOLATION OF THE LAW, ORDINANCE, OR ORDER CONSTITUTES A FELONY, contributing to the delinquency of a minor is a class 4 CLASS 6 felony; (b) IF THE VIOLATION OF THE LAW, ORDINANCE, OR ORDER CONSTITUTES A MISDEMEANOR, CONTRIBUTING TO THE DELINQUENCY OF A MINOR IS A MISDEMEANOR OF THE SAME CLASS AS THE VIOLATION OR, IF THE MISDEMEANOR IS NOT CLASSIFIED, CARRIES THE SAME PENALTY AS THE VIOLATION; AND (c) IF THE VIOLATION OF THE LAW, ORDINANCE, OR ORDER CONSTITUTES A PETTY OFFENSE, CONTRIBUTING TO THE DELINQUENCY OF A MINOR IS A CLASS 1 PETTY OFFENSE.

18 however at flea markets and other places which aren't legitimate stores may sell them to you underage however this is illegal and were most likely land you in a boat load of trouble

Until the end of time.

Felonies never just "drop off" a person's record. In some states (including Indiana) you may be able to petition to have them expunged (removed from public record) after some period of time, but this is not something that happens automatically.

It is a $500 fine for parking and a handicap space if you are not handicap

There is no law in Texas. The children must be safe, fell safe, and be able to handle emergencies. Babysitting a sibling is harder than babysitting someone else. Most authorities believe that 12 or 13 is okay, others feel it should be a bit older.

They meet for 90working day in odd numbered years, and 60 working days in even numbered years. The 2010 Session was from Jan. 6- April 14, 2010.

I'm going to guess that you are asking about laws regarding unlicensed tattoo artists? Blanket answer? There are laws AGAINST them. They vary in severity depending on where you are, but most places have pretty solid laws stating that you must have a licensed establishment, be it out of home or not.

No, Absolutely not. It doesn't matter if it's on you or someone else. It is illegal to tattoo period. Without being certified in bloodborne pathogens OR having a general tattoo certification. Would you let your crazy uncle do brain surgery? I wouldn't think so. Keep it within the pros. Later in life, You'll decide that you want to have the pile of crap that you put in your skin fixed, Which in some cases, Costs more than initial application. Kids: Be smart with your bodies, You don't know what you are doing until you are properly trained, I've tattooed for 8 years, And I STILL learn something every day. Tattooing is not a job, A hobby...It is an art. A dedication. Just because you can draw doesn't mean you can tattoo. Everything comes into play. Needle depth, Machine angle, Voltage, Color blending, Being sterile, After-care, Skin tension, Skin trauma. So many things that you can't control without learning properly. Be safe. Go to the pro's.

I think 13 but im not shure

1) When invited by a member of the household.

2) When in 'fresh pursuit' of an offender.

3) During the service of a warrant.

4) Under "exigent" circumstances (i.e.- fire - medical emergency - a crime or abuse is observed in plain view - etc).

It is difficult to enumerate ALL the possible scenarios that might cause them to enter but as a general rule, without any "probable cause to believe" that an offense is being committed or is in progress they do not have the lawful authority to enter against the homeowner's wishes.

Maybe it would be better to them with a person about 16.

each state changes its laws for this but the general safe age for a child ot babysit is 13 in most areas of the world. in australia a child can not be left unsupervised unless they are atleast 11 making this an ideal babysitting age. however trust is always a key factor at this age.

legally, 0 years 0 weeks 0 days 0 hours 0 minutes and 0 seconds :) take that car to an inspection quick and go there only, you will still run the risk of getting pulled over with expired decals and get a ticket even if you say I was going to the inspection. Get a new decal before the previous one expires next time.

In Pennsylvania, it can cost you between 100 and 200 dollars depending on how the officer feels that day.

There is no "home alone" law in Mississippi and no guidance in the state law as to when a child is old enough to be left alone. The Department of Human Services has investigated many cases of children being left alone, but has failed to establish any commonly accepted guidelines. Many children have become "latch key kids," coming home after school by themselves and staying alone until their mother gets home from work. Many young teenagers baby-sit with other children - their own siblings or a neighbor's child. If teenagers age thirteen or above, is a responsible person, there's probably no reason why she or he cannot be left in charge of younger children for short periods of time. Children younger than that should probably not be left with the obligation of caring for younger children for any period of time. Leaving a child under the age of thirteen at home alone, with or without younger children present, is not against the law, but it could lead to a DHS investigation and, if the DHS social worker felt that the child or children were not safe in the circumstances, to youth court hearing. Although there is no law on the subject, the big concern is the safety of the child, and both DHS and law enforcement can act if they feel that a child is endangered by being at home alone. If infants or very young children are left alone for any length of time at all, charges of neglect could be filed and the parent who left them alone could be criminally prosecuted as well as taken to youth court.