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1. Not a lawyer, but there is a maxim in common law:

Tue Jul 5, 2022, 12:45 AM

Jul 2022

“That which is not expressly prohibited is implicitly allowed.”

But I understand your frustration. I hate fireworks.

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I need the help of constitutional lawyers or those who can make more sense... [View all] Enter stage left Jul 2022 OP

Not a lawyer, but there is a maxim in common law: Gaugamela Jul 2022 #1

Guess they decided abortion was an exception to that. iemanja Jul 2022 #7

P.S. Sorry for my ignorance too. LoisB Jul 2022 #3

Self-defense fireworks? RockRaven Jul 2022 #5

Fireworks are not really a constitutional matter. Ms. Toad Jul 2022 #6

I can't help but laugh...Yeah I know LeftInTX Jul 2022 #14

thank you, that's the answer I was looking for... Enter stage left Jul 2022 #9

The really reason I asked this, is if applies to fireworks in NY... Enter stage left Jul 2022 #10

It does apply to gun laws. Frasier Balzov Jul 2022 #11

"Domestic tranquility"... FBaggins Jul 2022 #16

I have always thought it strange multigraincracker Jul 2022 #12