is it illegal to have a performance muffler in philadelphia?
Q. is it illegal to have a performance muffler in philadelphia? or if its too loud? of if its to wide? how about intake is it illegal to have a short ram intake or cold air intake in philadelphia? wouldnt pepboys only sell them if they are legal i the area?
Asked by SlipKnoT Steve - Mon Aug 10 16:15:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes it would be illegal in any state. Intakes aren't that loud so you don't need to worry about it.
Answered by Burberry - Mon Aug 10 16:21:46 2009

How does the government find illegal immigrants and what exactly do they do?
Q. I have heard of "sweeps" and of arrests made pertaining to illegal immigration. I have also heard of deportation and people running from the law to hide during certain situations. I'm trying to learn more about how illegal immigrants are discovered and what happens to them when they're caught- also how many are caught and how often. I've written a paper on legal vs. illegal immigration and the current plan for reform and would like to add more information. Problem is, I can't seem to formulate a search that will bring up the information I'm looking for. Can anyone help?
Asked by apriljaymes - Tue Mar 31 10:48:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. One of my old acquaintances worked in the houses or Parliament. There was big scandal recently as one of the guys who worked there was an illegal immigrant from Nigeria. He fled when they knew he was looking for him, but he was pretty high up on the scale working there. So to answer your question, nothing apparently!
Answered by pURple WHIMsey - Tue Mar 31 11:03:54 2009

Is it illegal to paste licensed material to another surface and sell it?
Q. Let's say I take a Disney Princess picture that was purchased at retail and paste it to a peice of wood and sell it. Is this illegal? Let's say I purchase a decorative border (wallpaper) at retail and apply it to a handmade craft and sell it. Is that illegal? How can I locate art that is public domain?
Asked by bones - Sun Jul 20 16:33:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Trademark legislation is complex, but generally: * a name cannot be copyrighted, but can be protected as a trademark, whether used as a design or not * logos are generally protected under trademark legislation (check for the or symbols) * don't use someone else's trademark in a way which would allow you to profit from the logo, or to confuse you with the real owner * you may use marks and logos to criticise or parody the trademark owner, as long as it is clear you aren't the real owner * remember many cartoon characters are protected as trademarks Hope this helps you. Purple Penguin Media Email Marketing Design Agency in the UK
Answered by Muzzy i - Mon Jul 21 08:03:09 2008