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What about surprising laws in Iowa or Wisconsin?

Both neighboring states have odd food related laws. In Iowa, it is illegal to pass off margarine or oleo as butter, leading to a misdemeanor with up to 30 days in jail and/or a $625 fine. In WI, [...]

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What is an odd MN law that is weird but true?

In our fine state, you may not participate in a contest where the point is to chase and catch a pig — “greased, oiled, or otherwise.” You also may not throw turkeys or chickens [...]

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Can I be arrested while boating?

Yes. If you are violating laws and charged by an officer you need to face the consequences, regardless of whether you are on land or on the water.

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How do BWI and DWI charges differ? ​

They are very similar charges and consequences, each varying depending on the situation and background of the offender.

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Do most thefts occur overnight?​

No, in fact most thefts occur between 10 in the morning and 3 in the afternoon.

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When is the most common time of year for burglary?​

The summer season usually sees an uptick in theft.

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How are immigration bonds different from regular bonds?​

An immigration bail bond is a three-party contract between the Homeland Security Department, the Obligor (Surety) and co-obligor (Agent), and the Principal (also called defendant, respondent or alien).

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How much are immigration bonds typically?

The amount of an immigration bond is determined by the Department of Homeland Security—there is no standard amount.

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Overall, when are non-U.S citizens eligible for a bond?​

A detainee is eligible for a bond when they prove that they are NOT a danger to the community and are NOT at flight risk.

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How many people are held by ICE regularly?​

ICE held an average of more than 42,000 people in custody each day throughout fiscal year 2018, the highest since it began tracking data in 2001.