if it becomes legal, if there is any law against it?\nis any country accepting it?
205499
No, mercy killing is not good at all. However, I do believe in assisted suicide, and they are NOT the same thing....
450959
As long as there is a law against it, something must follow the breaking of the law. I feel the law needs to be changed and make it legal, however a small fine or working in the community would meet my needs.\nNOTE I am not a person who has ever used and illegal drugs, but I do think the laws reach out too far.
589294
In Canada, definitely as 'accepted' as the next couple, although I'm not certain I understand the question completely.\n\nWhat does it mean to be "legally accepted in public"?
308616
In America no it is not legal.  Contact the American Civil Liberties Union.  I can't answer about other countries but i believe in most it is illegal.
443534
It may be possible, though the circumstances required are somewhat difficult to create. For instance in Australia there is a country within it called the Hutt River Province run by Prince Leonard and the history of how and why he created this state within Australia can be found here (http://www.huttriver.net/HRHistory.htm).\n\nAs said unusual circumstances allowed this, within the UK without any unusual circumstance it would be hard but micronations (small newly formed nations, some without geographical location, not usually recognised by the UN) are formed and run even within the UK (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micronation) though mostly within UK law though there are examples of some outside the law, Sealand for instance (http://www.answers.com/topic/sealand).\n\nBest thing to do is first understand the law with regards to it, then a good search of old documents, land registers and of old title documents to find places, entitlements etc which may lead to what you want. There are even jobs offered for local Kings within the UK (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/06/05/island_monarch/)
481063
Sadly, the practice you describe is legal in England but was banned in Scotland some consioderable time ago.  The High Court decided it was extortion.  \n\nI agree that this is worth an insurance claim.  It may also be worth a call to the local paper...
407767
Not if they are legal!
344323
Yes, in all provinces. And in Spain, and South Africa. \n\nThe Columbian Senate just considered and passed a bill, though it hasn't become law yet.\n\nMexico City is now recognizing same-sex domestic partnerships.\n\nIn the Netherlands, gay marriage has been legal for years.\n\nIn Israel, the Supreme Court ruled that the state  must recognized same-sex marriages solemnized in other countries, so that a couple married in Canada will also be considered married in Israel.\n\nIt's just America that doesn't get it.
258034
It's legal in Canada.
229704
It's not legal because it can't be regulated by the government, because it's generally regarded as a gateway drug (one that leads to other, more dangerous drug use), and because, since it hasn't always been legal like in some European countries, legalizing it would not only lead to a massive initial interest in it-- which would lead to increased health care costs (don't front; it damages respiratory systems and impairs judgment) and decrease labor quality-- and all those drug dealers who sold weed would need to find something else to do, and my guess is it wouldn't be a legit job-- so it'd also cause a spike in crime; probably gun sale, or increased trafficking in worse narcotics.\n\nIt's a dumb f--king idea.
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If you accepted a contract... on their part right or wrong, it is a legally binding agreement and they must honour it...\n\nthe honest truth is that you probably wont get much out of it getting 'legal' about it all, but from the scenario you've put across your quite correct, they have broke the law through breach of contract.\n\nPersonally, i wouldn't fight too much on this issue... just keep pestering them and they might offer you a comprimise.
420721
yes and no.\n\nyes, they are allowed in that theirs no rules against it.\nNo, in that i would suggest trying it if your interests lie outside joining the Muslim faith.
641635
If both participants are adults, it's actually legal in most states.  Marriage is out of the question, but the act itself isn't illegal.
50599
It's legal... but why would you want to?\n\nYou'll miss out on the best years of your life, and be stuck both physically and financially for the next 18 years.\n\n(I'm talking to people in general.)
514395
not to try, just to sell. But if you try to buy from people who don't like to be put in that position, they will report you.\nyour basically asking people to break the law for you.
133034
Its about time!  Only 49 more states to go!\n\nIf you are legal in this country, you won't have a problem proving it when asked.
128505
Sudan. I'm not sure about the other African countries, but I know for sure that it is legal in Sudan.