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How does it get into my hand?
Through your mailbox. (Oh, do we have a cultural difference here? I can imagine that somewhere putting unwanted papers in other peoples' mailboxes could be illegal. Actually, I would prefer that.)
It's legal here (the UK). I receive a free local newspaper every week. It goes straight in the bin.
Maybe leaving a pile of them in coffee shops would be a more promising way to get readers. But I'm guessing based on a sample of myself.
In the US, I believe it's not legal to put anything in a mailbox which hasn't been mailed. There's a free hyperlocal newsetter which is left on my doorstep in a plastic bag. I don't read it. There are at least two local free papers which are left in coffee shops and some stores, and also available from metal boxes on the street.