For all my White Trash friends out there

Just in case you were wondering where to live after you attain your GED.
Coming up next week - States with the best Food Stamp allowances.

Can you legally marry your cousin?
Note: All states allow the marriage of second cousins.

Alabama: First cousins, yes.

Alaska: First cousins, yes.

Arizona: First cousins, yes, only if they are over a certain age or cannot bear children. Half cousins, yes.

Arkansas: No

California: First cousins, yes.

Colorado: First cousins, yes.

Connecticut: First cousins, yes.

Delaware: No

District of Columbia: First cousins, yes.

Florida: First cousins, yes.

Georgia: First cousins, yes.

Hawaii: First cousins, yes.

Idaho: No

Illinois: First cousins, yes, only if they are over a certain age or cannot bear children.

Indiana: First cousins once removed, yes, only if they are over a certain age or cannot bear children.

Iowa: No

Kansas: Half cousins, yes.

Kentucky: No

Louisiana: Marriage between first cousins is not allowed.

Maine: First cousins, yes, only if they are over a certain age or cannot bear children, or if they get genetic counseling.

Maryland: First cousins, yes.

Massachusetts: First cousins, yes.

Michigan: No

Minnesota: No, unless aboriginal culture of the couple permits cousin marriages.

Mississippi: Adopted cousins, yes.

Missouri: No

Montana: Half cousins, yes.

Nebraska: Half cousins, yes.

Nevada: Half cousins, yes.

New Hampshire: No

New Jersey: First cousins, yes.

New Mexico: First cousins, yes.

New York: First cousins, yes.

North Carolina: First cousins, yes. Double first cousins are not allowed to get married.

North Dakota: No

Ohio: No

Oklahoma: Half cousins, yes.

Oregon: Adopted cousins, yes.

Pennsylvania: No

Rhode Island: First cousins, yes.

South Carolina: First cousins, yes.

South Dakota: No

Tennessee: First cousins, yes.

Texas: No.

Utah: First cousins, yes, only if they are over a certain age or cannot bear children.

Vermont: First cousins, yes.

Virginia: First cousins, yes.

Washington: No

West Virginia: Adopted cousins, yes.

Wisconsin: First cousins once removed, yes, only if they are over a certain age or cannot bear children.

Wyoming: No

http://marriage.about.com/cs/marriagelicenses/a/cousin.htm