hamburger. In Michigan, a woman can not cut her hair without her husband’s consent. In the state of West Virginia, students can not attend school if they smell onions. In Marietta, Georgia, it is prohibited by law to spit out of cars or buses. Spitting out of trucks is perfectly legal, though.

Certainly, the list of unusual laws can go on and on. Such reckless bans refer to the time when they were relevant and practical. Nowadays, these rules are outdated, but the authorities in many countries simply do not consider it necessary to review legislation. Such laws can only make foreigners smile. Nevertheless, one may find themselves in very uncomfortable situations in foreign countries because of the lack of knowledge of history of this country.Federal authorities arrested and charged five Vermont residents last week for their involvement in a straw purchasing scheme with ties to gang activity in Boston.

Tyson Wells, Dara Bessette, Sierra Lacoste, Laci Baker, and Megan West — all of St. Albans City, Vermont, a small town near the Canadian border — face charges for lying on gun background check forms last year, pretending to buy more than 30 firearms for themselves they later traded to two drug dealers in exchange for cocaine and heroin.

According to a criminal complaint filed last week, two drug dealers with connections to the Latin Kings in south Boston moved in with Wells and Bassette in August 2017. Bassette told investigators she and Wells acted as middlemen, arranging for drug sales between local residents and