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How to dumpster dive
Familiarize yourself with your local laws.
Before you jump in headfirst, it will be worth knowing the legal risks you face for reclaiming waste items from public containers. In most places, trash is not considered private property, so it's unlikely that you'll be charged with theft.

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a). But if you are where you are, you can try to investigate it yourself, if this is an option in your area. Once you know where your container goes, try to learn a lot about it and how it works.;
b). In addition, the exact laws and regulations vary, which will help you avoid a lawsuit and minimize the chances of a lawsuit. For example, if you're trying to dive into the seashore as a public employee, you may not have access to an aquarium at all.;
c). If you're lucky, local authorities are unlikely to suspend your well-known dumpster diving scam as a result. Use a regular container if you have access to one.;
d). However, it's possible for dumpster divers to be targeted for other offenses, such as invasion of privacy, trespassing or vagrancy. Dumpster diving is generally frowned upon in polite society, even in places where it's technically legal.;
d).