Wisconsin landlord-tenant laws, governed by Wis. Stat. ch. 704 and ATCP 134, balance rights for renters and owners while emphasizing habitability and fair processes.​ ...
Missouri landowners own the rainwater falling on their property and can harvest it freely under state law, with no riparian or prior appropriation restrictions ...
Maryland’s alcohol laws underwent significant updates in 2024, easing home delivery while maintaining strict controls on sales, happy hours, and shipping.​ Home Delivery Rules ...
No, jaywalking and littering in Tennessee carry civil fines rather than jail time, and enforcement is lax for minor daily infractions—common “everyday law-breaking” claims ...
No, bear wrestling is not illegal in Washington state—this stems from debunked “weird laws” lists often confusing it with Missouri (Class A misdemeanor), Alabama, ...
No, neither Virginia nor West Virginia bans cursing while driving as a specific offense—this claim resembles debunked “weird law” lists but lacks backing in ...
Alabama employers can legally read work emails sent or received on company systems, as no state law prohibits monitoring of business-provided equipment. Federal protections ...
South Carolina lacks a statutory “right to disconnect” law as of 2026, unlike states experimenting with such measures or countries like Australia. Instead, its ...
Minnesota’s landlord-tenant laws, significantly updated in 2024 under Minn. Stat. § 504B, emphasize tenant protections while imposing strict duties on landlords, making renting more ...
