[Dont Mention the War]

I don't know the actual answer in law, but I would bet that it would become like buying liquor in the District of Columbia and bringing it into Virginia (where all hard liquor is sold through state ABC stores). What happens is that State liquor control agents stake out popular outlets in DC and if you buy more than a certain quantity, they follow you back into Virginia and cite/arrest you. Happy little police state.

This won't work in New York. The NY Nazis (I don't remember if they were NYC or NYS) already tried this tactic a while back with people that were driving over into New Jersey in order to buy - get this - CLOTHING. (Clothing is subject to sales tax in both NYC and NYS, but not in NJ, so a lot of people do most of their clothes shopping in Jersey malls.) They actually followed people into places like Nordstrom's and then arrested them the moment they reentered New York, because it is actually ILLEGAL to buy clothing out-of-state.

Anyway, once New Jersey learned about this, they sent their state police out to follow the NY police spies, and made it very clear that if NY didn't stop it immediately, all NY cops would be arrested and jailed the moment they entered NJ.

Needless to say, that little tactic did indeed stop immediately.

[honeygrl]

It sounds like NY is attempting to become it's own little independant country.

[SauronOfMordor]

Anyway, once New Jersey learned about this, they sent their state police out to follow the NY police spies, and made it very clear that if NY didn't stop it immediately, all NY cops would be arrested and jailed the moment they entered NJ.

It would be very interesting if a NY cop went into NJ on this expedition with his sidearm. An out-of-state cop generally has no more right to carry than a private citizen once he crosses the state line