A lot of people assume that having the lights in the car at night is illegal, but it depends on the state.

Ohio driving records have a system of points that indicate the severity of offenses, the more points mean it is a more severe violation.

There are no knives that are illegal to own in the Buckeye state. Although people can own them, it's illegal to carry specific knives.

Shotgun slugs and Muzzleloader rifles have been allowed for deer hunting in Ohio and people can now use a straight-walled cartridge rifle.

The law on knives is very contextual and subjective. This is complicated and hard to comply with and execute.

Ohio state law is relatively flexible with some of its articles. Generally, it is legal to possess any knife.

For most states in the U.S., brass knuckles are commonly illegal. Brass knuckles are not explicitly specified in Ohio's weapon laws.

You can collect rainwater in Ohio legally, even if this rainwater harvesting is going to be used for drinking water.

It is still legal to smoke with a "child" in the car in Ohio and it remains a state where proper legislation on the matter doesn't exist.

Ohio state law doesn't have an article that says a person can't blow grass onto the street or that it is illegal.