Vermont has minimal specific regulations for self-driving cars and drones, relying largely on federal guidelines rather than comprehensive state mandates. The Agency of Transportation ...
Georgia employers can generally monitor work emails on company devices or networks under federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) exemptions, provided it’s for legitimate ...
North Carolina lacks a “right to disconnect” law as of 2025, unlike states exploring similar measures or countries like France with after-hours protections. The ...
New Mexico’s Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act (UORRA) governs renting and owning, balancing tenant protections with landlord rights under NMSA Chapter 47, Article 8. Tenants ...
Illinois residents can legally collect rainwater for non-potable uses like irrigation under the reasonable use doctrine, which governs most surface water diversions absent conflicts ...
Pennsylvania maintains one of the nation’s most regulated alcohol systems through the state-run Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB), which controls liquor and wine sales ...
New York City decriminalized jaywalking in 2025, eliminating fines up to $250 after minimal prior enforcement (only 780 summonses in 2023). Littering remains prohibited ...
No specific Colorado law prohibits bear wrestling statewide; that statute exists in Missouri as a class A misdemeanor under 578.176, covering acts like wrestling, ...
No specific Kentucky law bans cursing while driving statewide, unlike a Rockville, Maryland ordinance treating it as a misdemeanor with fines up to $100 ...
No specific Louisiana law prohibits chopping down a cactus or imposes jail time for it, unlike Arizona’s strict protections for saguaro cacti that can ...
