In the United States, there is an Eagle Feather Law. This law states that only individuals who are members of a federally certified Native American tribe can legally be in possession of eagle feathers. If anyone else who doesn't fit these parameters are caught with an eagle feather, they can be fined for the violation.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Elsie Law's Daily Dose Of The Law: The Eagle Feather Law
In the United States, there is an Eagle Feather Law. This law states that only individuals who are members of a federally certified Native American tribe can legally be in possession of eagle feathers. If anyone else who doesn't fit these parameters are caught with an eagle feather, they can be fined for the violation.
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