State rankings
Tongue Splitting Legal States
Tongue Splitting Legal States: compare 51 US states on 2 metrics.
CultureLaw51 states · 2 metricsUpdated Jun 6, 2025Original page
9 sources
- Illinois Compiled Statutes - Illinois General Assembly
- Health & Safety Code Section 146.0126 - Texas Public Law
- House Bill 369 - Delaware General Assembly
- New York Public Health Law Article 4-B - Tongue-Splitting - Onecle
- Title 902 | Chapter 020 | Regulation 074 - Kentucky Administrative Regulations
- Licensure and Regulation of Tattooing and Body-Piercing Establishments - Montana Code Annotated
- New Hampshire Revised Statutes Section 329:9 (2021)
- License required to practice dentistry - Oregon Laws
- Tongue splitting - Wiki
Tongue Splitting Legal Status
2 values across 51 entries
Data
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51 states
 Alabama | Legal | — |
 Alaska | Legal | — |
 Arizona | Legal | — |
 Arkansas | Legal | — |
 California | Legal | — |
 Colorado | Legal | — |
 Connecticut | Legal | — |
 Delaware | Illegal | — |
 District of Columbia | Legal | — |
 Florida | Legal | — |
 Georgia | Legal | — |
 Hawaii | Legal | — |
 Idaho | Legal | — |
 Illinois | Legal | Must be performed by a person licensed to practice medicine |
 Indiana | Legal | — |
 Iowa | Legal | — |
 Kansas | Legal | — |
 Kentucky | Legal | — |
 Louisiana | Legal | — |
 Maine | Legal | — |
 Maryland | Legal | — |
 Massachusetts | Legal | — |
 Michigan | Legal | — |
 Minnesota | Legal | — |
 Mississippi | Legal | — |
 Missouri | Legal | — |
 Montana | Legal | Must be performed by a licensed cosmetologist |
 Nebraska | Legal | — |
 Nevada | Legal | — |
 New Hampshire | Legal | — |
 New Jersey | Legal | — |
 New Mexico | Legal | — |
 New York | Legal | Must be performed by a person licensed to practice medicine |
 North Carolina | Legal | — |
 North Dakota | Legal | — |
 Ohio | Legal | — |
 Oklahoma | Legal | — |
 Oregon | Legal | — |
 Pennsylvania | Legal | — |
 Rhode Island | Legal | — |
 South Carolina | Legal | — |
 South Dakota | Legal | — |
 Tennessee | Legal | — |
 Texas | Illegal | — |
 Utah | Legal | — |
 Vermont | Legal | — |
 Virginia | Legal | — |
 Washington | Legal | — |
 West Virginia | Legal | — |
 Wisconsin | Legal | — |
 Wyoming | Legal | — |
Quick answers
- Where does this tongue splitting legal states data come from?
- Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Illinois Compiled Statutes - Illinois General Assembly; Health & Safety Code Section 146.0126 - Texas Public Law; House Bill 369 - Delaware General Assembly; New York Public Health Law Article 4-B - Tongue-Splitting - Onecle.