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    Question: Why are fireworks illegal in some states but they are not in other states?

    Answer:

    Laws can be made at several different levels of government. For instance, there are national laws that apply to all residents of the U.S., there are state laws that only apply to people in a specific state, and there are local laws which apply to only people in a city or town.

    In the case of fireworks, states have the jurisdiction to make laws regulating the sale of fireworks or banning their use altogether.

    Some states next to each other might have different laws regarding fireworks, making it possible to cross the state border to buy them legally.

    Be careful though, because even if you purchased fireworks legally in one state, you are still subject to the laws in the state that you are in. So you can still get in trouble for letting off fireworks if it is against the law in your state. For more information about fireworks in different states, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commision online.


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    On 05/26/02
    wiesenheimer from IA said:
    Fireworks are cool. They should be legal in Iowa
    On 05/07/02
    TJ from MN said:
    We should have fireworks legalized in minnesota becouse we lite them off anyway, and we even travel just to get fireworkes.
    On 04/23/02
    Daniel from MN said:
    Fireworks should be legal in Minnesota!!!!!! To Jessie pleez make fireworks legal in Minnesota.
    On 03/31/02
    Daniel from AZ said:
    fireworks, are, quite frankly, even less dangerous than breathing the AIR anywhere on earth! (S-90 was spread throughout the earth's atmosphere from nuclear bomb detonations, it causes cancer). they are much less dangerous than driving your car, and cause a less amount of INJURIES for kids 18 and under per 100,000 people than baseball! about they hay burning incident, if you're enough of a miscreant to point them at hay, or even use them where there is a relatively large amount of dry material obviously easy to burn, then don't buy them! and, there are MANY places here in Arizona that don't po
    On 03/31/02
    Melissa from AZ said:
    Everyone around here (AZ) uses 'em illegaly anyway!! they buy 'em from texas or new mexico and have fireworks bonanzas over here! I don't know how some politicians or lawmakers can be soooo naive! they should just sell 'em here and allow more people to save on gas money. the guy who said something about a bale of hey or something being burned is very illogical. the person who used the bottel rocket even a mile from the hay was not very smart. but then again i guess they can't give you an intelligence quotient (IQ) test at every fireworks stand can they......? well then why do they sell em in n
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