Check Out Some Of New Jersey’s Weird Laws
We've discussed some of New Jersey's unique laws in the past, like not being able to pump your own gas. But there are a number of other laws on the books in The Garden State that make the gas pump thing look like child's play.
george tsartsianidis - ThinkStock george tsartsianidis - ThinkStockSpray paint has to be sold with a warning
According to this rule on the books, anywhere you can buy spray paint, there should be a sign nearby warning juveniles that there are stiff penalties for painting graffiti.
Rosanna-Parvez - ThinkStock Rosanna-Parvez - ThinkStockBe kind, it's the law!
Have you ever felt like some people are jerks? Apparently lawmakers in New Jersey felt that strongly enough that they designated a whole month to being nice to each other. In The Garden State May is "Kindness Awareness Month in New Jersey"
Doug Menuez - ThinkStock Doug Menuez - ThinkStockTurn that frown upside down!
Nobody likes getting pulled over. But, according to this New Jersey rule, you better keep your feelings to yourself. It's illegal to frown at a cop in Jersey!
Thinkstock Images Thinkstock ImagesPlan your car shopping accordingly
In the market for a new car? Or even a used car? Well, you better make your plans between Monday and Saturday. In New Jersey, it's illegal to sell cars on Sunday.
3103jp - ThinkStock 3103jp - ThinkStockDon't even think about selling cuffs to kids
Sorry, kids, if you've been hoarding your allowance money, saving up from that summer job, and tutoring after school so you can finally afford that pair of handcuffs you've always wanted, bad news - it's illegal to sell handcuffs to minors here in Jersey!
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