Alabama has no “right to disconnect” law mandating off-hours unavailability from work communications, unlike emerging policies in states like New York or proposed federal ...
Minnesota permits rainwater harvesting for non-potable outdoor uses, with no ownership restrictions claiming rainwater belongs to the state—unlike stricter Western states. Harvesting Rules Rainwater ...
South Carolina’s Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (1986) governs renting and owning relationships, balancing rights for both tenants and landlords. Landlord Responsibilities Landlords must maintain habitable ...
Wisconsin’s alcohol laws balance liberal drinking culture with strict distribution controls, allowing home delivery under specific conditions while regulating happy hours tightly. Recent updates ...
Missouri enforces jaywalking and littering laws, but they’re rarely invoked for everyday minor infractions, contrary to sensational claims. Jaywalking Rules Pedestrians must yield to ...
Maryland has no specific statewide law banning bear wrestling, unlike states like Missouri or Oklahoma where it’s explicitly prohibited as animal cruelty. Viral “weird ...
Tennessee has no statewide law banning cursing while driving, despite viral claims suggesting otherwise. Such “weird laws” lists often exaggerate or invent rules for ...
Washington state has strict protections for native plants, including cacti, especially on public lands, but chopping down a cactus isn’t a blanket “weird property ...
Virginia doesn’t have a specific “pickle law” making certain pickles illegal, unlike the famous (but largely mythical) bouncing pickle rule from Connecticut. That Connecticut ...
Chopping down a cactus is a felony in Arizona but typically not in New Jersey. Arizona treats protected native cacti like saguaros as valuable plants ...
