State Laws

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Yes, if you already own it of course! However, getting approved to buy will cause SERIOUS setbacks. Felons are not always looked upon as model citizens even after a debt has been paid. The consumption will be horrific if you are convicted, suspended, or even deferred! Because it is too easy for ANYONE to find out you are a felon.

It is possible, but it has to be for an acceptable reason for that state's policy. There is not a definitive list to quit and collect unemployment is because some states allow unemployment benefits for reasons that other states do not allow benefits. Either way, you have to have documentation to support to reasoning.

There isn't a 'legal' age. It's pretty much whatever the parents want. That if, of course, if you are just watching kids for a family you know. However, if you want to get a job at a child care place, then it depends on the place itself

No they can't. If they try to use it in court it would be immiscible.

# Class "A" - Death or life imprisonment # Class "B" - Life imprisonment # Class "C" - 50 years or life imprisonment, or fine, or both # Class "D" - 40 years or fine or both # Class "E" - 30 years or fine or both # Class "F" - 20 years or fine or both # Class "G" - 15 years or fine or both # Class "H" - 10 years or fine or both # Class "I" - 5 years or fine or both # Class "J" - 3 years or fine or both

A person with three underage drinking violations can be fined up to 500 dollars. They can also have their license suspended for up to 2 years.

It depends on the charge. There are some misdemeanor offenses that disqualify a person for gun ownership. You should check with a local attorney familiar with it.

The other sentence is likely to be invoked, and you may be charged as an habitual offender on the second charge.

You may still be able to work when you are collecting unemployment benefits without losing your benefits. Rules vary from state to state, but typically if you work for less than a certain threshold of your former salary (e.g. 80%), unemployment will pay the difference between what you make and that threshold.

It seems you are asking whether you can work in State A and not notify State B where you collect unemployment, which is benefits fraud and is against the law, carrying severe penalties.

The penalties for domestic violence in Georgia depend on the facts of each individual case. Where there just verbal threats, or was there actual, physical violence? Do you have any prior convictions? Was a weapon used?

All of these things will be considered by the judge during the case proceedings. The penalties for a domestic violence conviction may include a jail sentence, probation, fines, anger management or domestic violence courses.

That depends on your local laws.

In most US jurisdictions outside of large cities you can shoot on your own property or on the property of another person with the owner's permission provided you do it safely and your bullets do not leave the property.

Some places require permission to be in writing, most do not. If you are going to do this without the owner present a written note might be a good idea anyway. Gravel and sand pits as well as garbage dumps are commonly used for this because they provide a safe backstop for bullets passing through or missing the targets. garbage dumps also provide interesting targets.

In many places you can just go shooting in the public woods. Local laws differ, so be sure to check them. Many states have informal (unsupervised) ranges set up by the local natural resources/forest management authority.

You would probably get a few pointers on where to go if you check with a local gun shop or some place where gun enthusiasts congregate, like a gun discussion board.

If in doubt, best thing to do is contact your local law enforcement agency, and ask them. Even better, contact them by email, print out their response, and carry a copy of this printout with you if you go shooting somewhere other than a firing range.

Possibly. Your clients may require you to carry the coverage so you don't come back after an injury and claim you're their employee rather than their contractor. Though your state may provide an exemption (be sure to properly exercise the exemption if you opt to take it), there are many benefits to comp, such as lifetime medical for work related injuries. If you're hurt & can't work, who will continue to pay your health insurance premiums? Your agent can give you a quote and discuss your situation in detal to make an informed decision.

ANSWER : Social Security Act

Yes, you can be prosecuted for aggravated assault. It is the same charge as threatening someone with a larger caliber firearm.

Yes, you can drive to Georgia with a temproary permit. However if your under 16, you must be accompanied by your mother, father and certified driving instructor. If you are 16, you can drive with any licensed driver over 21.

The stocks that you have currently being traded are assets and are not liquid, just like a house would be an asset that appreciates but is not considered cash-in-hand. If the asset remains in a non-liquid form but increases in value, even if it's traded, this should not affect unemployment insurance benefits. Capital gains occur when the stock is sold for a higher price than what it was originally purchased for and does become liquid, i.e. becomes cash-in-hand. Capital gains do have to be reported to the IRS and are taxed. If the capital gain is liquidated (sold), such may be considered as income that may affect unemployment insurance benefits dollar-to-dollar, but to make absolutely sure that the investment liquidation is privy to a reduction in benefits, I would call your local ESC office. I could not find anything in WA's ESC laws that state, specifically, the relationship between capital gains and unemployment compensation...then again, more than likely, not many people have this issue. At any rate, again, I would call the local ESC and I would think about calling your CPA to discuss the difference between how each are reported at the end of the year.

I think you have to be 15 or older to hunt by yourself, but you have to have a hunters ed card and if you are 16 or over you have to have an ARKANSAS HUNTING LICENCE.

10 years

Yes, a speeding ticket in the state of Maryland will affect the points on your Pennsylvania license. Most states include out of state tickets on your record.

Depends on your state statutes. In general, there are "strict liability," crimes and "general liability" crimes. For most crimes, there is the psychical element (the mens rea - meaning "guilty mind") and the physical element (the actus reus - meaning the "guilty act"). That is, for a crime to be committed, there is the "evil intention" known as the "culpable mental state" and the "unlawful action." However, in some states, for such violations as you have described, it is assumed that the "control over a weapon" is a "strict liability crimes," no mens reais required, and the act alone is sufficient to convict, regardless of culpable mental state.