When my husband went through his shaved head stage he just put down the color his hair normally is.

But if I am having fun then I say it says "shinny!!!!" Lol!

Here in Pennsylvania, there is no hair color listed on the license. Only height, sex and eye color.

You should ask a lawyer.

In the US ... If it's in public, anything can be recorded.
In your home ... Anything can be recorded.

Against their will ? Most definitely.

( what ever two consenting adults do in the privacy of their own home ?....probably not )

It might qualify for assault, given the circumstances and how forcefully it was done. I don't even like picking my own nose, never mind "forcefully" picking someone else's. GROSS.

There's no hate.

You have to have license for dogs.

They need to know where reptiles are. People are very stupid sometimes and  turn them loose.

There are dog licenses. I have gotten them for my dogs almost everywhere I have lived. I have paid anywhere from $6-$20 dollars for them. One place if I had aa third dog, I had to have my neighbors sign off for me to have it and it would have been $100.

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I think every state should legalize medical marijuana. At the very least let those who would be helped from CBD oil be able to have access to it.

I know it sounds crazy but I would do away with the mandatory seat belt law. I think you should be told to wear one cuz it saves lives sometimes but not given a ticket for chosing NOT to wear one.

If you live at the house, yes you can.

Once you've passed the property "threshold" (property boundary line) so to speak and actually enter onto private property you are trespassing .. Legally and morally. That is an "invasion" .. Taking photos without consent, again is another invasion.

Legally once you cross their property line it criminal trespass in Colorado.  "Walk a little bit!"  Either you have a really bad camera or your going in more than just a little bit.

Use your own judgment. The one's I post are from public places not people's yards.

It is always a good idea to both "Ask Permission" and "Explain Intent" in this regard . . . . For many reason besides the legal ones.

Unless this is Public property that you pay taxes on clear communication is key.

Tresspassing is always illegal.  Even just a few feet.  Never mind that entering private property and taking pics is just rude.  Technically they could call the police.  Once you pass the property line you are committing a crime.    Maybe more than one    Tresspassing.  Violation of privacy.  Would you want strangers tramping through your … Read more

no, even i do that but it will be awkward moment when someone is there in the garden and seeing you while taking pictures

I think it would be a good idea to ask the homeowner first. Otherwise, you may come face to face with a dog or something else harmful.

You need a solicitors advice because unauthorised use and identity theft with regards to a family member is a tricky issue.

I'm unclear as to what the issue really is. Your daughter gave someone else your own personal information to use to get a loan for $12,000?

I wouldn't pat my daughter on the back for that action if that's what happened. If she had a good heart, she wouldn't have put my own credit at risk … Read more