What states is it ILLEGAL to have a laser/radar dectector in?
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You can research that answer yourself by typing "radar detector illegal" (no quotes) into your search engine, just as I did a few moments ago. I found the below passage, but not sure how current the information is:\n\n"Q: Are radar detectors legal?\nA: Yes! A radar detector is completely legal to use in non-commercial vehicles in 49 states. Virginia and Washington DC are the only places in the United States that currently ban radar detectors. Radar detector use in commercial vehicles has been prohibited in the U.S. since 1995 and radar detectors are also illegal in most Canadian provinces. We do not track detector regulations in other countries."
1175438
It depends on which state you're in. In some states it is illegal.
167198
contact the BATF, but this differs from state to state...if you live in communis...sorry california and some new england states then there is a long list of illegal firearms and banned guns, but if you life in a relatively free state then the only weapons that are banned is anything fully auto and anything silenced, UNLESS you purchase permit and have it registered with the BATF...why do you ask?
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Try this...\nhttp://cirrus.sprl.umich.edu/wxnet/radsat.html\n\nRadars for TX and the whole USA.  Click on the state or radar for current data.
251157
heck yeah.  in colorado you must use loose bp with only a conical non-sabot bullet or a round ball.  sights...no fiber optics.\n\nin other states it varies.  i think most of the restrictions are going to be on the type of sights.\n\n209's are ok, i think. \n\ndouble check with your states dnr to be sure.\n\ngood luck.
685601
Yes, it is a federal crime and probably a state crime, but that all depends on the state. The US Code prohibits the " interception and disclosure of wire, oral, or electronic communications."
737567
Sometimes it's not illegal to sell or possess certain items, but it is illegal to use them.  I think in most cases radar detectors fall under this category.\n\nIn particular, they are illegal to use in Arkansas. Sorry about that.
529120
All fo answers above me are all wrong, Police depts uses surefire flashlights, Even our military use it too!
1084856
Delaware, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island have outlawed all fireworks. Others have outlawed some.
422752
Smoke or fog will work.  There are also 100mW red lasers out there (wickedlasers.com should do the trick) that have some visibility in daylight, but this always depends on there being something (even the tiniest amount of dust) in the air to scatter off of.
866956
Don't know specifically for California, but in some states, Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence, is illegal anywhere.  Many of the laws are non-specific, as to the place.
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In public, without using electronics? No.\n\nIf you are wiretapping or using other electronic devices, probably.  If you provide more details, you might get more specific help.\n\n(The laws in question will probably be Tennessee, but federal law may or may not be implicated.)
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I drafted a pretty good LIDAR (laser-radar) speeding defense using these websites:\n\nhttp://www.helpigotaticket.com/proc/...\nhttp://www.tipmra.com/\nhttp://www.ticketassassin.com/\n\nThey give free advice for beating traffic tickets. I must caution you to verify the law contained in these websites. Hope this helps.
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Always look for sites and/or groups/lists/forums that are operated by persons in the area.\n\nDon't get fooled by sites which slurp up data from others and post it as their own.\n\nAlso Radio Shack is CLUELESS! You purchase a unit from them and then get the real info you need. The guides included with RS and Uniden/Bearcat are OUTDATE and FLAT OUT WRONG in a LARGE portion of the data they contain.\n\nLook at:\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/Socal-Scanner/\n\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/CaliforniaOnlineScanning/\n\nOne, if not the BEST site for Southern CA is:\nhttp://www.freqofnature.com/\n\nCheck to see if they cover down to San Diego.\n\nAs for scanners and their use, owner ship and crimes.\n\nSeveral states have laws which prohibit use of scanners in vehicles and/or on your person (IN law prohibits carrying a scanner, unless its changes just recently.) FL is so draconian it could apply to the UPS truck delivering it to your home.\n\nUsing a scanner in the aid of crime is a federal offense, and theres ways to make state laws apply too. It rightfully is one.\n\nUsing one in your home, auto, or carrying for personal use is not an issue unless your local area has laws which prohibit such use in cars etc..\n\nTo listen to streaming scanners:\n\nSan Diego Police, Fire\nhttp://www.scansandiego.net/ (Video)\n\n\nSan Diego County Sheriff, Police, CHP & Fire\nhttp://www.scansandiego.net/ (Text Tags)\n\nSan Diego County RCS North Fire & VHF Fire\nhttp://www.kg6fwo.net/\n\nSan Diego County RCS North Fire\nhttp://www.mattlogic.com/\n\nSan Diego County RCS South Fire\nhttp://www.mattlogic.com/\n\nSan Diego County RCS South Fire\nhttp://www.firefeeds.com\n\nSan Diego County ATC\nhttp://www.scansandiego.net/ (Text Tags)\n\nLinks for other areas streaming:\n\nhttp://scannerfeeds.us\nhttp://livepolicescan.homeworldnet.com/\nhttp://www.scannerbuff.net/teamspeak/teamspeak.html\nhttp://www.incidentbroadcast.com/\nhttp://shoutcastscanners.notlong.com/\nhttp://www.police-scanner.info/index.htm\nhttp://www.publicsafetyfeeds.com/\nhttp://www.FireFeeds.com/\nhttp://easystream.us/\nhttp://www.LiveATC.net
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Probably Radar - measuring the doppler shift (difference between transmitted frequency and reflexted frequency).\n\nDepending where you are, many police forces use laser systems these days. They are more precise and faster, but require someone to aim it at the target - not really suitable for a tennis ball!
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Hi tiff_ige,\nI've lived in several states and have never ran across that law. Good Luck: Blueladybug