If you plan to light fireworks on the Fourth of July, it is important to first know the laws. In New Jersey, certain fireworks are illegal. Purchasing, selling, and lighting illegal fireworks can lead to serious trouble. Read on to learn more about New Jersey’s firework laws.
In New Jersey, it is legal to sell and possess the following types of non-explosive fireworks.
It is important to know that there are many types of fireworks that are still illegal in New Jersey. This includes explosive and aerial fireworks. These can only be used in public displays that are permitted. However, there are still restrictions regarding their usage, such as:
If an individual does not abide by New Jersey’s firework laws, they can face certain consequences. This is because they are putting themselves and others in danger through the illegal possession and use of fireworks.
When it comes to fireworks, you can be found guilty of a crime in the fourth degree if you sell, offer or expose for sale, or possess with intent to sell.
If you buy, use, discharge, ignite or possess any illegal fireworks, you can be found guilty of a petty disorderly person’s offense.
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