Is playing Russian Roulette legal in the US?

>>1981804
Well they can't put you in jail when you have a hole in your head.

>>1981847
considering I survive of course

There's no specific laws against it but the police can arrest you for threatening your own life and a judge can rule that you're mentally incapitated and order you to involuntary attend an in-patient psyciatrict hospital, like all other suicide attempts.

>>1981909
> like all other suicide attempts.

but I'm not attempting suicide
the point of the game is to not die

nothing is illegal as long as you dont get caught

In 'Murka, we play polish roulette.

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>>1981942
What's that?

>>1981804
Suicide is actually against the law and your family gets fined for it. It causes a lot of trouble with landlords and if it occurs in public and such.

It's very unlikely that you manage to shoot yourself while playing rr. The bullet generally spins down.

>>1981938
deepest lore

>>1982300
really? whats the odds? i might try

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>>1981947

>>1982270
>>1981909

So the main issue is the suicide thing?

Let's say me and my buddies decide to play a round of Russian Roulette and one of us dies.
Will the rest of us get in trouble or only the one who lost because suicide is illegal?

dont play russian roulette

>>1982300
this doesnt apply to modern revolvers or ones that have a heavier cylinder.

>>1982380
how does one win Polish roulette?

>>1984446
One less pole in the room.

>In a 1946 U.S. legal case, Commonwealth v. Malone, 47 A.2d 445 (1946), a Pennsylvania teenager's conviction for murder in the second degree as a result of shooting a friend during a game of Russian roulette, was upheld by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The court ruled that "When an individual commits an act of gross recklessness without regard to the probability that death to another is likely to result, that individual exhibits the state of mind required to uphold a conviction of manslaughter even if the individual did not intend for death to ensue."[4] However, in the Malone case the teenagers involved played a modified version of Russian roulette, called Russian poker, in which they took turns aiming and pulling the trigger of the revolver at each other, rather than at their own heads. It has not yet been established whether simply participating in a game of Russian roulette in which another participant kills himself by his own hand would constitute manslaughter or some lesser form of conspiracy or homicide.

US only thou