Where does this mutual combat states data come from?

Name: Mutual Combat States
Creator: Rankodex

Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Mutual combat is still allowed in Texas. But it's not an open invitation to fight - Express News; 2 states allow ‘mutual combat,’ meaning you can legally slug it out to settle differences - Penn Live; Mutual combat is only legal in Texas and one other state - KSAT; Mutual Combat - Wiki.

State rankings

Mutual Combat States

Mutual Combat States: compare 51 US states on 1 metric.

Law51 states · 1 metricUpdated May 14, 2025Original page

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Mutual Combat Legality

3 values across 51 entries

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51 states


Alabama	Unspecified
Alaska	Unspecified
Arizona	Unspecified
Arkansas	Unspecified
California	Unspecified
Colorado	Unspecified
Connecticut	Unspecified
Delaware	Unspecified
District of Columbia	Unspecified
Florida	Unspecified
Georgia	Unspecified
Hawaii	Unspecified
Idaho	Unspecified
Illinois	Unspecified
Indiana	Unspecified
Iowa	Unspecified
Kansas	Unspecified
Kentucky	Unspecified
Louisiana	Unspecified
Maine	Unspecified
Maryland	Unspecified
Massachusetts	Unspecified
Michigan	Unspecified
Minnesota	Unspecified
Mississippi	Unspecified
Missouri	Unspecified
Montana	Unspecified
Nebraska	Unspecified
Nevada	Unspecified
New Hampshire	Unspecified
New Jersey	Unspecified
New Mexico	Unspecified
New York	Unspecified
North Carolina	Unspecified
North Dakota	Unspecified
Ohio	Unspecified
Oklahoma	Unspecified
Oregon	Illegal
Pennsylvania	Unspecified
Rhode Island	Unspecified
South Carolina	Unspecified
South Dakota	Unspecified
Tennessee	Unspecified
Texas	Legal
Utah	Unspecified
Vermont	Unspecified
Virginia	Unspecified
Washington	Legal
West Virginia	Unspecified
Wisconsin	Unspecified
Wyoming	Unspecified

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Where does this mutual combat states data come from?: Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Mutual combat is still allowed in Texas. But it's not an open invitation to fight - Express News; 2 states allow ‘mutual combat,’ meaning you can legally slug it out to settle differences - Penn Live; Mutual combat is only legal in Texas and one other state - KSAT; Mutual Combat - Wiki.