Does USA has a comman law maraige?
340261
some states recognize common law marriages, not here in Illinois anymore but there are still a few that do.
1107068
Hmmm, I don't think that the laws of the US are based on the Ten Commandments ( I have never heard anyone say that), I think the laws of the US were originally based on the Puritanic code, the US was founded by puritans (roughly speaking). This explains the laws concerning things such as alcohol, tobacco, pornogrpahy, mariage, etc. I agree that the laws have been amended so many times that it becomes more difficult to see the "roots" of American culture, but I think that if you look at the Puritans rather than Moses you will find a more clear basis for US law.
201460
Yes. You have to obey the order that was given to you, no matter where you live. The order has already been handed down to you. It does not matter where you live, you still have to obey the law.
1093267
No, the American law is only extended for the American territory
142460
No -- the law already provides means for the President to act in emergencies.  Claiming the right to do anything at all in "wartime" in furtherance of "national security" -- including the sole right to define "wartime" and "national security" is extremely dangerous.  Even with checks and balances in place this country has jailed pacifists (not draft resisters, simply opponents of WW 1) and imprisoned citizens of Japanese descent -- for no reason other than their race.  It will be far worse if no checks of law or balances from the courts and Congress remain.
83961
freest? i dont think their is one; america claims it is but it still has laws and boundrys that u cant cross
342789
none... they can arrest anyone they want to.... however, they need something to hold you on and that is another story.... but to arrest you and haul you to jail... they need nothing other than their desire to do it. They are the law and that is the bottom line... but they need to charge you with something in a certain amount of time although they can hold you without charging you for probably 24 hours... or so... depending on where you are located. \nMany foreign countries can pick you up and hold you forever..... and probably no one but them will know you even exist.... be glad you are in the US... you at least have a chance at defending yourself in court....
449467
Is there such a thing?\n\ni kid.... lol you have to come here to the US of A bro!
1103447
No it does not.  Here is a list of countries that do.
840354
In USA you can. You can sue anybody for anything.
693598
Are you familiar with the legal system, or the laws of your country?
578016
No, the United States does not have the responsibility to do this. However, I find it ironic that the United States often does, and very quickly, yet it took the U.S. over a week to bring water and supplies to the Hurricane Katrina victims who were U.S. citizens.
565879
Check with US embassy.
138572
Yes in some cases. I recommend speaking to an attorney for advice because the law differs in every state.
436172
No.\n\nThe US can do it to itself.
687607
I think you will have to rephrase your question. The USA doesn't have 'countries', are you asking about worker's unions?
466373
Depends on the kind of law you're talking about.\n\nIn the United States, some laws are "federal" and enforced at the national level.  Others are "state", "county", or "city" and are variously called statutes, ordinances, codes, and so on, depending on their usage.\n\nThen there is "common law" which is law based on what is commonly accepted at the time and is NOT set down in writing.  Most common law is now codified into regular law, but it may be that some states still allow "common law" marriages, for example.