Five Halloween Laws to Keep Your Halloween Party Legal

It's that time of year again when the leaves start to turn orange and brown, the days get shorter, and kids everywhere are getting excited for Halloween. If you're like many Americans, you'll be throwing a Halloween party for your friends and family. But before you start planning your party, be sure to familiarize yourself with the five Halloween party laws that could get you in trouble with the law.

1. Don't throw a party that's too loud.

If your party gets too loud, you could be violating your city's noise ordinance. To avoid any problems, be sure to keep the music and noise down to a reasonable level.

2. Don't let your guests drink and drive.

It's illegal to let your guests drive drunk, so be sure to have a plan in place for getting them home safely. You can either have a designated driver or call a taxi or Uber to get them home.

3. Don't let your guests vandalize the property.

It's illegal to vandalize property, so be sure to remind your guests not to damage or deface any property.

4. Don't let your guests get too rowdy.

It's illegal to disturb the peace, so be sure to keep the party under control. This means no fighting, no loud noise, and no disruptive behavior.

5. Don't let your guests dress up like police officers.

It's illegal to impersonate a police officer, so be sure to remind your guests not to dress up like cops.