is it against the law to pick Blue Bonnets in texas? If so what is the law in the state books. I can not find?
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It is illegal to pick bluebonnets from the right of way of a road.  You can pick them in an open field (other side of the fence).  There is no specified fine for picking bluebonnets on the right of way of a road.
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I am not sure if you want the actual laws or how often the crimes occur.\n\nI am guessing you wanted the laws and misspelled the word statute, even though the previous poster thought you wanted statistics.\n\nThe site below will give you the Texas homicide laws. I do not have the Louisiana laws, but you probably already have those.
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In Texas it is illegal for one to shoot a buffalo from the second story of a hotel.  Also the Encyclopedia Brittanica is banned.\nsee: http://www.dumblaws.com
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At one time a lot of years ago, the federal government attempted to put a cap on price increases and such.  It was a disaster.  So the law was left to be ignored.  So the end of the story is that there really is not federal regulation regarding marking up prices or on the profit that anyone can make.  These items are not part of the constitution either.  In various states, however, there are laws against price gouging.  That means when there is a catastrophy, like the hurricane, someone cannot deliberately mark up an item that people need, just to make a ridiculous profit.
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i believe that it is a crime everywhere (federal law, and upheld by the supreme court) to have anything dealing with a marijuana plant in your possession, and also paraphanalia.  interestingly enough, in most places, it isnt illegal to actually smoke it, except if you are driving.
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Here ya go!\nhttp://www.texaskayakfisherman.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=44733\nHope this helps!
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Keep in mind laws are written by lawyers who also make up 95% at least of any governing body. Lawyers will always throw an angle to make money but revenues are also directed towards the actual law itself. It costs a ton of money to draft a new law and usually takes a few years. In Texas we still have a law on the books that says you cannot leave a horse tied up in front of a saloon overnight. Not all make sense........So to answer your question Yes, and No.
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Somebody had to do something. The federal government is all talk and no action. Do you have a link to these new laws? I haven't read them yet. Georgia was the perfect state to do something because no one can say this state was stolen from mexicans.
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Your best bet would be to contact your Dept of Wildlife and fisheries. And ask them some questions.\nI know there are several fur trappers in Louisiana but as far as who buys pelts. I am not sure. I also noticed by researching alittle that China imports alot of "american furs". \n\nThanks
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It isn't just law in North Carolina. It's law everywhere I know of.  \n\nWould you want to buy something someone else has worn? Consider how many bacteria and other nasties that humans carry just on their HANDS - then consider what might be on swimwear and undergarments... YUCK!!\n\nBuy carefully and use the store's change room and try on OVER your underwear and you will be safe.
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In Texas, the common name of Polliwog or Chucklehead Cat is sometimes used for either the Black Bullhead Catfish (Ameiurus melas) or the Yellow Bullhead (Ameiurus natalis).\n\nThese are native fish to Texas and much of North America, and aren't really considered pest species.  They are not as desired by anglers as other catfish, like the flathead or channel cat, but they wouldn't be targeted as a nuisance species.\n\nThere are introduced exotic species in Texas that can cause problems in lakes and waterways, such as the grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella) and the common carp (Cyprinus carpio).  These can cause considerable damage to native ecosystems.
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check for horns. sometimes they hide them with wigs. LOL
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First, stop the CAPSLOCK.  Second, as usual with legal-related questions on Yahoo! Answers, far too little information exists to answer the question adequately. Vernon's Annotated MISSOURI Statutes?  Vernon's TEXAS Civil Statutes?  Let's assume it's Texas.  Article 1A is an invalid reference; articles usually refer to portions of constitutions or to legislative documents, nto statutes.  Come back with a question that's more detailed, more specific, and with careful grammar so that I can answer it adequately.
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Most likely something corny having to do with Texas.\n\nCheck out the link below
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I think the law varies from state to state. Paddling is no longer allowed in many states but there are some states where it is still legal - mainly Texas and the Deep South.
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If you are looking for it wild, check the map at the link below -- it shows which counties in Texas have it growing natively. They are mostly in eastern Texas.\n\nGood luck!
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They are right, they are illegal everywhere unless used in a religious ceremony, or by Native Americans. Same with peyote \ncactus. There is something in the law that specifies legitimate religion also.