Former LA District Attorney Neil Shouse, now a criminal defense lawyer, explains unusual California laws. In this episode he explains an antiquated California law that makes a loophole for hunting whales from a moving vehicle, but there are some major caveats to keep in mind.
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Delve into the quirks of California law with criminal defense attorney Neil Shouse of the Shouse California Law Group. In this episode of "Strange and Funny California Laws," we explore a peculiar aspect of California's legislation: it's illegal to shoot at animals from a moving vehicle, except whales. While this law may sound amusing, it highlights the often unexpected nuances in legal statutes.
Attorney Shouse emphasizes that despite this bizarre loophole, federal laws protecting marine mammals make it inadvisable to engage in such activities. The video serves as a reminder that laws at different levels (state and federal) can intersect in complex ways, and what might seem like a legal opportunity could have serious consequences.
Shouse advises against testing this strange exception, cautioning that the legal fallout could be far more significant than anticipated. This light-hearted yet informative video is not just an entertaining look at California's legal oddities but also a serious commentary on the importance of understanding and respecting both state and federal laws.
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