He added, "21's big because you can legally go out and, like, party and stuff".
Many families that would rather hire a nanny legally go off the books just to avoid the bureaucratic entanglements.The shadow economy certainly has its downside.
All of them were children of naturalized citizens — their parents had moved to the United States legally, went through the lengthy naturalization process, then brought their children over.
Then he sought data from his staff, and they challenged him: "We just did a quick look at all the shootings in my city and saw that nobody who legally went out and bought a handgun was involved in shootings".
At present a strike can legally go ahead if more union members vote in favour of strike action than vote against, regardless of how many participate in the vote.
But even though the government could legally go in and take the boy if the appellate court denies the Miami relatives' request for a stay, many people doubt that the government will actually take the child this week.
Maude said the situation had strengthened the case for a change in the law to require more than half of a workforce to vote in favour of action before strikes could legally go ahead.
Binney and the township reasoned that they could conceivably, and legally, go some 20 or 30 miles downstream on the South Platte, buy agricultural land near the river, install wells there and retrieve their wastewater.
Under the Government's new strike rules it will prove near impossible for public sector workers to legally go on strike and the Government has just announced plans that could potentially destroy union funding by making it more difficult for public sector workers to pay their subscription fees.
But when I found myself in a bar with hundreds of Canadian strangers on my first night at university in Montreal (a city where I could legally go to a bar at 18), I realized that this had been a tremendous oversight.
