supersailorjupiter answered your question: So I was watching Campus PD, which is a college…

inebriated people can sign for tattoos… neither are logical, but also not illegal.

I’m like 99% sure the first one is illegal

It’s the responsibility of the tattooist to ensure that the person is a consenting adult that is competent and capable enough to make a decision like that 

It’s still a legal consent form

And in some states you can’t get a marriage license if you’re shitfaced. In almost all states, you can’t sign a legal document of any kind while under the influence. But in those cases, the other person entering the deal/contract may not know the signer is under any influence. 

Here, a cop is arresting someone SPECIFICALLY for intoxication, and then asking them to make an informed decision

which seems ass backwards

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  1. dannyf3nton said: it’s at the discretion of the tattoo artist, they can refuse to tattoo you. but maybe they can be read their miranda rights because they’re technically not “signing” anything. i suppose it depends on the state; if verbal contracts are binding or not.
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