You Definitely Broke These Laws

What, you think you're NOT a criminal? Think again.

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[LegalEagle]

👮‍♂️ How many of these laws have you broken?

[wmxx]

I refuse to comment on the accuracy of these allegations without my lawyer present.

[namelessnavnls]

Anyone: "I'm a law abiding citizen!"
LegalEagle: I'm about to ruin this man's entire record.

[ryanlangman]

“You’ve broken these American laws”
Can’t catch me from across the pond, suckers!

[odd_bobble]

6:07
But “warming up the car” is not idling, it’s bringing the coolant, oil, and Freon up to operating standards. If this proses is skipped and the vehicle is forced into operation multiple times then damage can occur to the systems that require that fluid including;

- Rapid expansion of flexible hoses causing lacerations and cracks
- Steel lines heating up too quickly causing cracks and in rare cases explosions
- the radiator, condenser, trans cooler, and water pump developing leaks
- The exhaust manifold gasket developing leaks
- Turbo/supercharger failing
- the HPCR failing
- rapid engine wear
- oil pump failure
And a few more

Pre-start your cars, it’s not idling as long as your moving after 15 minutes.

[dotter]

FYI, (if nobody else has mentioned it), "glass etching cream" is used to etch patterns into glass. You can see how this stuff could be used to make graffiti on peoples' wondows.

[karlhendrikse]

In New Zealand I believe it's illegal to sell spray paint to people under 18, but it's not illegal to buy it. Just like it's illegal to sell alcohol to drunk people, but it's not illegal to buy alcohol while drunk.

[killerdiek]

Isn’t the example for the sixth one entrapment?

[Name-otxw]

Home Depot sells HUD certified sheds, I'd laugh but old Craftsman houses are currently in style.

[tt-ewrx]

Sharing Netflix passwords was publicly (in a parliamentary committee meeting broadcast live) advocated by the UK's Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, The Rt Hon Nadine Dorries MP. It's good she lives in the UK and is not subject to US federal law.

[simgem]

The city I grew up in banned heating up your car because it makes it an easy theft target.

[elanasilverman]

Etching cream eats away at glass or porcelain so that it goes from clear or shiny to translucent or dull. Great way to make shitty "handcrafts" consisting of finished manufactured goods altered with manufactured etching cream, usually in the design of a manufactured stencil.
Use etching cream to cover the open area the the stencil - messages like "Bless this Mess" are common but by no means necessary or requisite. Wait (consult container of etching cream for how long). Remove (REALLY consult container for how).
Now ALL your juice glasses can say "protected by Smith and Wesson" !

[goddessmelanisia]

Cities dont want home prices to be reasonable. The more expensive the properties, the more taxes they collect.

[crazysquirrel]

So long as you get PERMISSION to sit in your car and use their wifi, there is no crime. Best to at least buy something and keep receipt with you, just as a precaution.
What if you sell something for less than what you paid for it. It isn't really income due to the offset.

[leavethisplace]

Me watching the intro; I only have a bike and never travel long distances; I don't have any possessions to sell; I don't have Netflix. I think I'm clear!

[richiegillham]

It's illegal in Arkansas as well to "warm up" your car. Believe it or not, we often have periods below 20F for extended periods of time. Especially in the northern and western parts of the state. Warming up the car is a good idea in any temperature, but especially in the cold. And we do it. I don't know what the punishment is or if there are any exceptions, but yes, we definitely have the law.

[JavierEspinosaYT]

if im pretending to be jimmy neutron on minecraft will i still go to jail

[DasObscure]

Objection! #7: Very rarely does one share wi-fi by tethering through a cell phone/computer (aka. using a hotspot) - *especially* a café or a restaurant will distribute a wi-fi signal with a wireless router WHICH IS NOT A COMPUTER, so "unauthorized computer access" is inapplicable here!

[fmtpulmanns]

How about if you use ebay to sell stuff you bought but no longer need and don't actually make a profit?

[RipskyOfficials]

He looks like his past reincarnation was a hamster.