The windswept state of South Dakota, once home to mighty herds of buffalo and, earlier, to Colombian and woolly mammoths, intrudes very little into the… Continue Reading
Author: Rhian Hunt
Knife Laws in South Carolina
The labyrinth of South Carolina knife laws was replaced by a highly knife-friendly legal structure in 2008 when a bill deleted certain passages from the… Continue Reading
Knife Laws in Rhode Island
Brief and to the point, knife laws in Rhode Island are chiefly concerned with preventing the concealed carry of any knife or bladed implement, with… Continue Reading
Knife Laws in Pennsylvania
Though a sweeping renovation of Pennsylvania knife law is in debate in 2015 in the form of PA House Bill No. 230, Session of 2015,… Continue Reading
Knife Laws in Oregon
Other than a few basic guidelines concerning illegal concealed carry and a law regarding possession of knives and other weapons by felons, knife laws in… Continue Reading
Knife Laws in Ohio
The Buckeye State maintains some of the most imprecise knife statutes to be found in the United States today, which simultaneously enable possession of any… Continue Reading
Knife Laws in North Dakota
Knife law in the northern Great Plains state of North Dakota is defined both by its actual statutes and by what they do not cover.… Continue Reading
Knife Laws in Oklahoma
Oklahoma made certain gains in knife rights and a preemption law was signed into effect in 2015, though the old laws continue to apply until… Continue Reading
Knife Laws in North Carolina
Stretching from the Atlantic to the picturesque folds of the Blue Ridge Mountains, North Carolina permits wide-ranging legal knife ownership and open carry rights, while… Continue Reading
Knife Laws in New York
The state of New York places numerous limitations on knife ownership and knife rights within its jurisdiction. These rules are applied most stringently in New… Continue Reading