https://www.halt.org/booby-traps-and-the-law-defend-your-property/
Above is random link. But I found no end of lawyers stating they are illegal. But they generally don't cite specific laws. The article cites a specific case. Which I believe means, generally, an explicit law doesn't exist because it's covered by other aspects of preexisting tort and criminal law.
For example, if you kill someone with a trap, it's murder or manslaughter. A common aspect in force justification is proportionality. As such, I expect the specific charges would vary with the location and specifics of the trap and injury.
That's because there are no specific laws. Except Arkansas
That may be, but that is not the same as saying it's not illegal.
Yes it does. The correct term would be "unlawful." If there is not a law it is not illegal.
I'm not sure what your argument is.
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