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Lockpick Laws by State

Lockpick Laws by State: compare 50 US states on 2 metrics.

Crime & SafetyLaw50 states · 2 metricsUpdated May 24, 2024Original page
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Lockpick Legality

3 values across 50 entries

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50 states
AlabamaLegal (Statute)—
AlaskaLegal (Statute)—
ArizonaLegal (Statute)—
ArkansasLegal (No Statute)—
CaliforniaLegal (Statute)—
ColoradoLegal (Statute)—
ConnecticutLegal (Statute)—
DelawareLegal (Statute)—
FloridaLegal (Statute)—
GeorgiaLegal (Statute)—
HawaiiLegal (Statute)—
IdahoLegal (Statute)—
IllinoisLegal (Statute)—
IndianaLegal (No Statute)—
IowaLegal (Statute)—
KansasLegal (Statute)—
KentuckyLegal (Statute)—
LouisianaLegal (Statute)—
MaineLegal (Statute)—
MarylandLegal (Statute)—
MassachusettsLegal (Statute)—
MichiganLegal (Statute)—
MinnesotaLegal (Statute)—
MississippiLegal but caution is advisedPossessor may have to counter prima facie evidence of intent, but only if their picks are "concealed".
MissouriLegal (Statute)—
MontanaLegal (Statute)—
NebraskaLegal (Statute)—
NevadaLegal but caution is advisedPossessor may have to counter prima facie evidence of intent.
New HampshireLegal (Statute)—
New JerseyLegal (Statute)—
New MexicoLegal (Statute)—
New YorkLegal (Statute)—
North CarolinaLegal (No Statute)Only licensed individuals may offer locksmith services.
North DakotaLegal (No Statute)—
OhioLegal but caution is advisedPossessor may have to counter prima facie evidence of intent.
OklahomaLegal (Statute)—
OregonLegal (Statute)—
PennsylvaniaLegal (No Statute)—
Rhode IslandLegal (Statute)—
South CarolinaLegal (Statute)—
South DakotaLegal (Statute)—
TennesseeLegal (Statute)—
TexasLegal (Statute)—
UtahLegal (Statute)—
VermontLegal (Statute)—
VirginiaLegal but caution is advisedPossessor may have to counter prima facie evidence of intent.
WashingtonLegal (Statute)—
West VirginiaLegal (No Statute)—
WisconsinLegal (Statute)—
WyomingLegal (Statute)—

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Where does this lockpick laws by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Lockpick Laws In the United States - TOOOL.

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