It depends on where you are and the circumstances. In the U.S. it depends on the state. Some states allow loaded guns with no permit, some don't, with the exception of when you are on your own property.
Also, not every state has the exact same law. Depending on the circumstances, for example, in TN, possession of a loaded gun in public without a permit can be a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on whether you are charged with having a illegal weapn or intent to go armed.
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Yes. You can have a loaded gun in your own house or on your own probably basically anywhere in the U.S.
The penalty for carrying a gun without a permit in Indiana varies depending on where it was carried and the circumstances of the arrest. In some cases this can be a level five felony and include 5-10 years in prison and large fines.
No, in most states, you cannot obtain a driver's license at 18 without having a learner's permit beforehand.
It depends on where in are, and exactly what you mean by the question. In most of the United States, there is no such thing as registration, so the term "registration" is irrelevant in regards to guns. But, to further answer the question, it may not be legal to have a loaded gun that is accessible in your car without a permit depending on what state you are in. In Tennessee for instance, you can only legally carry a loaded gun on your person or have it accessible in your car if you have a permit. You can, however, transport an unloaded pistol without a permit.
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it is not illegal for a driver with only a permit to drive his parent's car without having his name added to the insurance.
Yes it is illegal because of deceiving an officer. So that can cause jail time instead of having a suspended permit.
In Maine, carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle is generally permitted for individuals with a valid concealed carry permit. However, if a person does not have a permit, carrying a loaded gun in a vehicle can result in a Class D crime, which may involve penalties such as fines and possible jail time. It’s important to be aware of specific local laws and regulations, as they can vary. Always consult legal resources or law enforcement for the most accurate and current information.
Having electrical work done without a permit can lead to safety hazards, legal consequences, and issues with insurance coverage. It may also result in fines, having to redo the work, and difficulty selling the property in the future.
Decapitation.
Get boned by the police officer