Alaska lacks a specific law banning cursing while driving, unlike some states with public profanity ordinances; instead, disorderly conduct under AS 11.61.100 covers abusive ...
Connecticut regulates self-driving cars through a pilot program allowing up to four municipalities to test fully autonomous vehicles (level 4 or 5). Key rules ...
Nevada employers can read emails sent or received on company-owned systems under the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), which permits monitoring for legitimate ...
Utah does not have a “right to disconnect” law mandating employees ignore work communications outside hours, unlike proposals in states like California. Work-life balance ...
Delaware’s landlord-tenant laws, outlined in Title 25, Chapters 51-59 of the Delaware Code, ensure habitable housing and fair practices for renters and owners, with ...
In Montana, home alcohol delivery is newly permitted for beer and table wine starting January 1, 2026, under House Bill 211, allowing licensed grocery ...
In Maine, jaywalking violates state law under Title 29-A §2056, which requires pedestrians to use crosswalks at intersections and yield to vehicles elsewhere, with ...
New Hampshire lacks a specific statute banning bear wrestling, though animal cruelty laws under RSA 644:8 prohibit such exploitative acts, aligning with broader U.S. ...
Profanity Laws Indiana has an archaic statute prohibiting anyone 14 or older from profanely cursing, damning, or swearing by the name of God, Jesus ...
