If I break the laws of physics, will I get a fine or jail time?

If you can explain how and why you broke it, you might get a Nobel prize. However, if it also happened to be against government law, then yes - you'll probably be fined a jailed.

You can cross Mother Nature, but don't dare cross the law!

You can't break the laws of physics, but the laws of physics may break you! Try jumping out a window up high. Law of physics says gravity will make you fall and get hurt.

Yes you will get a fine and jail time. But only of you live in the United States.

The laws of physics are not legal in nature. You cannot break them even if you want to.

Only if the law is linked to the laws in your country.

Hey?

Breackin the law of physic. Like how, having protons movin instead of electrons. Come on, it is impossible.

Albus Dumbledore

More than likely you'll get a Nobel Prize if you can explain how you did it.

Edit: (Below) NICE "Back to the Future" reference, Animal!

If you are on ice and break the law of prudence, you will find youself obeying the law of gravity. (This is from C.S.Lewis)

You'll find yourself at Hill Valley in 1955. You'll be forced to get your parents hooked-up to maintain your existence.

No. There isn't anything on the books that would make it illegal.

I'm still wondering why I answered this question.