Rainwater falling on private property belongs to the landowner under prior appropriation doctrine, but collection must not reduce natural runoff or interfere with downstream ...
Licensed retailers can deliver alcohol via employees, contractors, or curbside within 12 hours, requiring age verification (21+) and sealed packaging inaccessible to vehicle passengers. ...
No, Pennsylvania does not have laws making everyday jaywalking or littering automatic violations without context, though both carry penalties under specific vehicle and municipal ...
No, bear wrestling is not specifically prohibited in New York under current statutes. This claim circulates in “weird laws” lists but lacks backing in ...
No, pickles are not illegal in Louisiana. The notion likely stems from urban legends or mix-ups with myths from other states like Connecticut, where ...
Connecticut lacks a statewide “right to disconnect” law mandating employees ignore after-hours work communications, unlike proposals in states like California or New Jersey. Labor ...
Nevada landlord-tenant laws, governed by NRS Chapter 118A, balance rights for renters and owners, with no rent control but strict habitability and eviction rules. ...
Utah operates under prior appropriation water rights, where the state technically “owns” all water, including rainwater, but homeowners can legally harvest it with registration. ...
