Articles on Dumb Laws

In the state of Maine, it is officially illegal to sell cars on Sundays and to fish for […]

In one town in Idaho, a local ordinance prohibits fishing from the back of a giraffe or camel. […]

It may seem unbelievable, but one law in Alaska forbids pushing a moose out of a moving plane. […]

According to one of the old ordinances of the town of Fountain Inn in South Dakota, a rider […]

The state of Iowa prohibits hunting animals from aircraft in flight and, shockingly, it used to permit residents […]

In Georgia, all theaters wishing to screen films on Sundays must reserve at least one day a month […]

An archaic law prevents the promotion of teachers who have had their hair cut. It is also illegal […]

A peculiar ordinance in Louisiana forbids sneezing unless all windows and doors in a particular building are tightly […]

When you travel to New Hampshire, never check into a hotel under a false name. It’s considered assault! […]

The reigning champion of outdated, nonsensical laws in the state of Maryland is the city of Baltimore. Among […]

An ancient law in the New Jersey prohibits visitors to gas stations from refilling their own vehicles. A […]

One of the laws in the state of Michigan stipulates that a wife’s hair belongs to her husband. […]

Men in Nebraska are not permitted to shave their chests, under the risk of breaking the law, and […]

In Colorado, the law once prohibited the removal of stickers from objects, declaring their removal as illegal. In […]

In Oklahoma, for instance, an archaic law forbids the transportation of fish tanks on buses. Moreover, according to […]

If you ever find the need to hide a horse in South Carolina, you should definitely not consider […]

If residents of Kentucky wish to be unclothed at home, they must first register for it. Kentucky law […]

Cattle rustlers must be genuinely terrified in Mississippi. According to a very old law, they face the death […]

In Massachusetts, one is not allowed to go to bed without bathing or allow gorillas to ride in […]

If you are attacked in Arizona, you can only defend yourself using the same weapon your assailant utilized […]

Contrary to popular belief, the value of pi defined by law in Indiana is not 3.14, but rather […]