Posted in Hawaii
June 15, 2016
Not Many People Realize That These 15 Things Are Actually Illegal In Hawaii
While the beautiful Aloha State has several laws that were created with the utmost concern for public safety in mind, there are a few laws that are so obscure that not many people seem to know about them – even police officers. From outlawing activities that should be simple common sense to avoid, to laws that are clearly never enforced, these 15 laws in Hawaii will leave you scratching your head, wondering how exactly they came to be enacted.
During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.
I would like to know what constitutes annoying birds.
No double-fisting for you! Or even ordering a second drink when your first is almost gone...
Maybe because aimless driving leads to more accidents?
Shouldn’t that have always been against the law?
So much for that classic magic trick where you pull coins out of another person's ear...
Unless in the presence of a registered physician, of course.
I guess that’s one way to get young adults to stop smoking cold turkey.
Because we believe in preserving Hawaii’s natural beauty.
Speaking of sharks, anyone in possession of the fin of a shark can be imprisoned for up to one year.
But eating your first wife is not only legal – it’s encouraged?
I wonder how much milk producers paid to enact that law.
Shouldn’t it be illegal to kill any dog, anywhere?
Because you don’t want the shooter to try again after consumption of said alcoholic beverage, of course.
I’m not quite sure how Sea Life Park got around that one…
If this is an actual law, it is definitely not enforced.
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