Laws can be divisive, yet must be obeyed to avoid penalties. The US has many unique and puzzling laws. Here are 25 such odd laws Americans must follow, no matter their personal views.
"Article 2 of California’s Fish and Game Code" allows unlimited live frogs in frog-jumping contests. Dead frogs can't be consumed or used; they must be destroyed.
In Rohoboth Beach, even talking or whispering is a criminal offense at a place of worship in Delaware. In fact, you cannot do this within within 300 feet of a church.
Under the ‘Wildlife’ clause of a Florida code, nobody is legally allowed to intentionally feed a wild American alligator. Nor can they feed an American crocodile.
According to Section 8-1 of Georgia law, it's illegal for chickens and other domestic fowl to run free on city streets or be on another's property without consent.
Under Hawaiian law §445-112, outdoor advertising, like billboards, is forbidden under special circumstances. Billboards are allowed on a property that’s selling the item.
In Idaho, partially or fully blind people can use red or white canes. Partially sighted ones can use a white cane tipped with red. No other can use them (18-5810).
In Indiana, catching fish with bare hands, a net, or an explosive is illegal; laws ban weirs, electric current, dynamite, firearms, or any fish-weakening substances.
Wichita, Kansas, protects its children’s rights to a playground in a peculiar way. Nobody over 14 can use a children’s playground in the city unless a parent or a guardian.
Texas calls it an unlawful offense if you request someone for professional employment. You’re a felon if you solicit employment intending to get a financial benefit.
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