The Essentials Legal to Open Carry: Legal to Concealed Carry with or without Permit Mississippi Knife Law Overview Mississippi a solidly pro-knife state with a few irksome restrictions governing concealed carry of a few types of knives. You can open carry pretty much anything you want, even if it is only “partially visible”, and that […]
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The Essentials Legal to Open Carry: Any kind of knife except a “dangerous weapon” or “offensive weapon.” See definitions below. Legal to Carry Concealed With or Without Permit: Any kind of knife that is not a “dangerous weapon” or that has a knife blade that exceeds 5 inches in length. Any knife that is not
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Many folks would not even consider leaving the house for the day without their trusty, favorite pocket knife in tow. The knife is one of mankind’s earliest and best tools, and a foundational EDC tool that is useful in all kinds of daily chores and in serious survival situations. A knife is also a formidable
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Fast Facts on Trespassing South Dakota Trespassing Law Overview Relevant South Dakota State Statutes Normally we would start our investigation of a state’s trespassing statutes with the definitions, but South Dakota omits a dedicated section on definitions for a general set at the start of Title 22: Crimes. Naturally, this makes it an extremely lengthy
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The great state of Mississippi does not mess around when it comes to self-defense law, and the state statutes feature a strongly-worded contender for the most decisive “stand your ground” law yet put to the law books. So long as you are acting in defense of your life or someone else’s when any person is
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Self-defense, especially self-defense using lethal force, is serious business and anytime you are going to employ force in defense as a civilian you’ll be making a high-stakes choice. While there’s plenty of armchair conjecture to be had on the internet, very few people take the time to actually examine the laws pertaining to self-defense as
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Prepping is first and foremost about being prepared. Prepared for curveballs, prepared for emergencies, prepared for disasters and even prepared for the real, nasty game-changer events like the collapse of polite society and even revolutionary action. I have little doubt that most of our readers are already as personally prepared as they can be, or
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Louisiana is a good state when it comes to citizens’ rights, especially rights pertaining to self-defense in the gravest extreme. Joining at least half the nation, Louisiana has codified among its state statutes a staunchly worded “stand your ground” provision. if you are unfamiliar, stand your ground is a colloquialism in self-defense law describing a
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The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed: Dagger, Dirk, Bowie, Butterfly knife, Hidden blade, Stiletto, Spike, Automatic, Push knife, Hawkbill, Gravity knife, Assisted opening knife, Non-metallic “undetectable knives”, Throwing knives Illegal to Carry or Possess: Throwing Stars Kansas Knife Law Overview Since a 2013 repeal of the state’s prohibition on switchblades, Kansas is among
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Washington D.C.: Fast Facts on Trespassing Washington D.C. Trespassing Law Overview Relevant Washington D.C. State Statutes Washington DC statutes do not have a specific section of definitions covering unlawful entry, and instead any relevant definitions are referenced elsewhere in the statutes, or contained within the individual sections. We will begin in chapter 8, section 22
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