> were still enforced This sounds like its doing a lot of heavy lifting. A bunch of state abortion bans were no longer enforced until they were. If it's still

> were still enforced This sounds like its doing a lot of heavy lifting. A bunch of state abortion bans were no longer enforced until they were. If it's still on the books then it counts as a "crazy law"; if you don't want people to make fun of your state then repeal it. > Law #2: it is illegal for women to wear pants in Tucson. > This “law” is more of a half-truth than anything else. Over a century ago it was illegal for Tucson residents to appear in public wearing clothing “not of his or her sex.” https://web.archive.org/web/20170615211918/https://www.phoenixarizonacriminallawyer.com/criminal-attorney/arizona-criminal-law/the-stories-behind-arizonas-weirdest-laws/ https://web.archive.org/web/20170615211918/https://www.phoen...