Understanding Minnesota Fireworks Laws 🚨 Legal vs. Illegal Fireworks Minnesota law allows the sale and use of certain non-explosive and non-aerial fireworks, such as sparklers, ground-based fountains, and novelty items. However, aerial fireworks, including firecrackers, bottle rockets, Roman candles, and mortars, are illegal for consumer use. The only legal way to enjoy these types of fireworks is through a licensed public display with proper permits. 📜 Relevant Minnesota Statutes Minnesota Statute § 624.20 - 624.25 governs fireworks laws, defining which types are legal and specifying penalties for violations. Consequences of Illegal Fireworks Use ⚖️ Criminal Penalties - Violating Minnesota fireworks laws can result in misdemeanor charges, leading to fines of up to $1,000 and potential jail time. - Selling illegal fireworks can lead to higher penalties, particularly if done without a license. 💰 Fines & Confiscation Law enforcement officers can confiscate illegal fireworks. F...
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