What would happen if someone brought in Cuban Cigars and was caught?
488372
They'll be confiscated by US Customs.We purchased a set in Iraq from a local market and prior to coming home, Our friendly MPS (Military Police) searched our bags and took them.Go to Cuba via Canada or Jamaica and Fed-EX YOUR BELOVED Havanas TO YOUR HOMe ddress or PO BOX (The latter preferable).
844850
Its fraud and theft.  The consequence could be prosecution and jail.
202497
Someone gets arrested and if the authorities think he will flee, he is a flight risk.  They will usually deny bail if they think someone is a flight risk.
49742
depends on how much he stole...no no...I'm joking...of course you have to go to the police...otherwise you'll be an accessory to the crime...I know tough break.
236887
Yes they should.\nThe embargo law is stupid (not to mention innefective since people still smuggle cuban cigars anyway, making them a luxury product) and prevents cigar fans from access to quality products.
355707
I can only state what the U.S. would do.  The U.S. will not allow any aersol paint through secrity or in your checked baggage.  It will be confiscated for what they call, "hazmat".
990924
You cannot just order something from overseas and send it to your house by Federal Express like when you buy at Amazon.\n\nFirst you need to find out if the things you are buying are LEGAL or you will be arrested.\n\nFor example, guns are LEGAL in the United States of America but if you send one to Mexico you go to Jail.\n\nIMacs are LEGAL in the United States of America but if you send one to Iran you go to Jail.\n\nCuban Cigars are LEGAL in Cuba but if you send one to the United States of America you go to Jail.\n\nThose laws are complex and it would be best for you to use a company to import whatever you are importing to the United States of America.\n\nApparel is a VERY RESTRICTED industry because of piracy, slavery and child labor and if you import a shirt from a country that was made by slaves in the United States of America you could end up in jail.\n\nThere are countries where exports of apparel to the United States of America are banned.\n\nYou really need to contact the Embassy of the Country where you are buying before you actually send anything to the US.\n\nOnce you are sure the thing you are buying is LEGAL in the United States of America the next step is to find out how much are you paying in TAXES.\n\nSome things do pay taxes and some things don't pay taxes.\n\nI suggest you to hire an importer and you will be fine.\n\nTop 3 Answerer in Business & Finance. (Vote for me)
912292
Technically you can't even have it at all, so officially the answer would be no. However, domestic travel is not too concerned with what items you're taking with you (as long as they're not dangerous).  I seriously doubt anyone would know or be looking for it (or care, for that matter). Just don't smoke it on the plane and you'll be fine.
1120549
Ooh, that's an interesting idea.  A cigar with pot.  Hmm.\nNow, what could we call it?  A blount?  \n\nNot in Cuba, sweetie.  Castro don't play that.
958147
since they check your record, you would be arrested in most cases.
687016
Currently it will just be confiscated. Soon, because of the Mexican haters it will be a felony. no more than 5 years in prison and no more than $100,000 fine.
541471
they could possibly go to jail.
668541
Very doubtful. They will most likely arrest you when you go to get it.
890075
if it IS illegal....it's only illegal if you get caught :-)
548071
well from past experience they are only allowed to be released for work and thats it if they was found not at work they would get escape charges aginst them so id advise not to let them come home just go see them at work
805616
Only if you're caught...
498927
Only if you are caught!