Is an organized boxing in someones  backyard legal?
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If they are adults, and noone is getting paid a purse, and you are not charging admission (like a proffesional fight) then it shouldnt be illegal.\n\nIf they are minors, then parental consent, and supervision will be required.
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I didn't know they had black boxing clubs. If you box, I don't think they will have a problem having you there.
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No it is not legal, and its trespassing.\n\nSo, you are in for a heafty battle. There are privacy rights, and your land lord can be liable if he is in on it.\n\nGood luck. DO you have hard evidence of this? you will need concrete. LIke pictures... Make sure you have them..
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Visit: http://www.wisconsinboxing.com/localclubs.asp and call the guy who heads up the boxing club in La Crosse. He may know of a gym or trainer a little further east.
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Yes it is legal. That happened in Smiths Station, a suburb (and in a different COUNTY) of Phenix City.
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You only get called for sliding into others/punching people if intentional. You are only allowed to use your hands inside the 18 yard box. your are only allowed to hold the ball (distribution wise) for 6 seconds.
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you know cockfighting is illegal, right?
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Boxing.  So why is this under baseball?
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In California I'm pretty sure it's legal. I had one for years. You could always just call the police station and ask. \n.
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sign up on boxing banter.com. There is a link on there and it's free
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What do you consider "an assault against the person"\nto constitute?\n\nAN assault is causing the apprehension of immediate unlawful force (i.e. a battery) Therefore an assault against a person is meerely a threat of violence (whether that threat is a gesture eg raising fist, poised to punch or words, or even silence, R v Ireland)\n\nAssault is more commonly perceived as 'Common assault' The difference is that a common assault is an assault AND A BATTERY occuring simultainiously or in quick succession. (ie raising fist to punch, person sees it, therefore fears force, then the punch, the unlawful physical contact)\n\n\nIf you were in a pub and someone asked you to step\noutside, would you react any differently had they just\nattacked you in the pub? Please assume that you would\nhave stepped outside/ engaged in a fight with them.\n\nI would probably act differently, if i was attacked in the pub, my first efforts would be to take the fight outside. Obviously less restrictive of space, less things in the way, less chance of anybody getting caught in the middle. Outside, im already there, so theres no need!\n\nIf someone wished to fight you, would you see any\ndifference between fighting them in the street and/ or\nstepping into a boxing ring with them?\n\nYes, because boxing has rules and regulations on what you can do and what you cant. Street fighting doesnt because its illegal.\n\nDo you see a difference between sports such as rugby\nand boxing? If so, what do you perceive these\ndifferences to be?\n\nYes, again the rules and regulations. Plus you are consenting to a different type of contact. In rugby you are not consenting to being punched.\n\nDo you see any difference between two people fighting\nin the street and two people boxing in a ring?\n\nAgain, rules and regs! Plus that two people fighting in the ring generally are fighting for the sport of it. They abide by the rules, and when the bell sounds, they stop. If they are of the same boxing club in a practice, chances are they'll just throw off their head gear and gloves and start chatting like friends. Street fighting is just two people wanting to beat the crap out of each other.\n\nDo you see any difference between two people fighting\nin the street and two rugby players fighting on the\npitch?\n\nNo.\n\nDo you think full contact sports should be illegal?\nPlease give any reasons you may have. \n\nNo, theres no need for them to be illegal. What would the benefit be to society if they were illegalised? None. There would be no less strain on the legal system because only a handful of cases go to court because of the nature of the sports.\n\nLogicalawyer- I thought the point of R v Brown was that they were doing it for gay sexual pleasure. There was another case which the consent was from a wife to her husband to brand her or something, and it was allowed (i believe) In the case of sports, of course you can consent to battery (within the rules of play), otherwise how many cases do you think would go through the court? Lets think, Rooney would have been able to claim against who ever broke his foot, as would beckham in 2002, as would owen, as would anybody that got injured as a result of sport.
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http://www.registraining.com/training.php?query=boxing%20training
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Contact one of your city councilmembers. They will have the bylaws and will be able to tell you if it is legal or not.
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I don't believe any kind of animal fighting is legal in the U.S.\n\nThat doesn't mean that it doesn't happen, just that it's not legal.\n\nAlso, having the dog is not illegal just using it in actual fights is illegal.\n\nCall your local humane society or animal shelter they should have more information.
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You just have to go door to door.  Convince these companies that you have what it takes to be something great and just come right out and ask them if they will contribute to your boxing.  I think that its no different than them donating to a charity.  I was sponsored by a local tavern in my boxing days.  Most bar owners in my opinion love all types of sports and boxing is a topper.
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http://local.yahoo.com/results?fr=dd-local-more&stx=boxing+centres&csz=Birmingham%2C+AL
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It varies from neighborhood to neighborhood. Some places have zoning against hoops, some just have homeowner association rules against it. But either way I know that there are no state nor federal laws against it.