is abiting legal in florida?
829208
If your talking about chumming, yes it is legal but only for non-game fish ( Catfish, Nile perch, Bow-fin etc. ) the taking of game fish ( Bass, Bluegill, Bream, Sunshine Bass, etc ) is forbidden and you can be heavily fined and your vehicle can also be confiscated if you're caught with game fish.
320090
No as long as you are not driveing people ..... But different states have diff laws about that.... But FL is pretty strict about anything I used to own a business and they were harsh on us small businesses.... But I don't see why you would need one So long as it is not too heavy...
956825
here or in Germany?????????? you can do it in America, but its against the law in Germany!!\n\nits the same kind of idiot we have here, as they had in NAZI Germany...the same white trash mentality!!
909003
Sounds legal to me.\n\nBut, check out a book, "Tenent's Rights" (or some such title) by Nolo Press at the booksore, library, or at www.nolo.com .  They have a California-specific version that should address this *exact* situation.
334650
It looks like you may need to stage a demonstration about the widespread lack of knowledge of laws governing Public Demos in Florida.\n\nIs that a sentence? It's not an answer!
721014
Not illegal, just childish. Unless they ask you to stop, then it becomes illegal.
371680
I'm not sure if Florida does have this process, but I don't believe so.  A felony record is usually there for life, sorry.  In order to have a record expunged you have to have some sort of exigent circumstances and it's not easy.
384838
yes the can.its not a crime or a sin to do so.
1120220
Depends on the state.  In Florida, you can have both.  There are ethical issues to address when using them.
485318
Ahem... No.\n\nIt is called assult with a deadly weapon - and drunk or not, it is illegal and not OK.
38222
I Love the answers NOT\nCaliforina Its not legal there are only sections or citys that its ok. But it has some rules to them\nIts true if you have bad pain and A dr says you need it then You can Grow up to 99 plants at 1 time. And smoke it all or sell some back to the state But to sell it back you need to do certain things. Also this does not mean you can smoke it and drive your car into your friends hows or into a 7-11 and ask for a blunt. Some northern citys You are aloud to grow pot and smoke it without a DR's script But you must be on your own land. But also this is a CA law and Not federal So this means That If the Good Old USA wants too they can come in and Bust you. But if you stay to yourself and dont bother anyone they leave you alone. ( the laws in CA are strange In 1 hand they say its ok and in the other Its your going to jail and You Might end up being someone BF OR GF
72966
It appears the NY Appeals Court which ruled on this case held that a city or subdivision of the state cannot legislate in areas which are explicitly or implicitly preempted by a state law.\n\n\n"The State Legislature may expressly articulate its intent to occupy a field, but may also do so by implication. An implied intent to preempt may be found in a "declaration of State policy [*9]by the Legislature . . . or from the fact that the Legislature has enacted a comprehensive and detailed regulatory scheme in a particular area" (Consolidated Edison Co. v Town of Red Hook, supra at 105). In that event, a local government is "precluded from legislating on the same subject matter unless it has received 'clear and explicit' authority to the contrary" (People v De Jesus, supra at 469, quoting Robin v Incorporated Village of Hempstead, 30 NY2d 347, 350-351)." \n\nThe Legislature's intent to preempt local legislation in an area may be either express or implied. Implied preemption occurs where, notwithstanding the absence of an express exemption, State law indicates a purpose to "occupy the entire field so as to prohibit additional regulation by local authorities in the same area." Robin v. Incorporated Village of Hempstead, 30 N.Y.2d 347, 350 (1972).
887110
No.   Federal Law prohibits states to legalize pot (and other substances)
685108
It is certainly legal.  This does not depend on the good nature or honesty of the person, namely being upfront about it.  If policy states that no one with a felony may be employed, then when the felony happens, at that moment the person may no longer be employed, period.
843608
NO.\n\nIt is NOT legal.\n\nBut it still seems to thrive - not just in Japan, but all over the world!
1048654
I'm starting to wonder.  Noticed several fireworks stands set up IN GEORGIA the last few days.  Hadn't heard that it was now legal...\n\nWhatever you do, BE SAFE AND RESPONSIBLE! :)
1179531
Doesn't matter. It's not legal at a federal level.  States can pass things all they want it is still illegal.  States don't overwrite federal laws.  They can only be more strict, not less.