Our interpretation of the various laws, regulations and restrictions pertaining to survival, self-reliance and self defense. Please note that we are not lawyers, and this is NOT legal advice.
Kansas: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Structures, Dwellings, Land, Vehicles Crime Class: Misdemeanor. Felony if trespassing upon railroad property results in damage. Fencing Required?: Yes, optionally. See below. Signage Required?: Yes, optionally. See below. Verbal Notice Required?: No. Kansas Trespassing Law Overview Kansas trespassing laws are simple, succinct and easy to understand. The …
Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed: Any knife with a blade of 3” or less that is not a dirk, dagger, stiletto, sword cane or bowie knife. Advise caution, see below. Knife Law Overview Rhode Island is a tough state for knife owners. A blanket restriction on open or concealed carry of any knife with …
Oregon: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Buildings, Land, Vehicles Crime Class: Misdemeanor. Fencing Required?: No. Signage Required?: Yes, for land. See below. Verbal Notice Required?: No. Oregon Trespassing Law Overview Oregon trespassing laws are pretty straightforward and easy to understand, with the only interesting facets coming from the specific statutes covering trespassing under …
New York has the most restrictive knife laws in the U.S. If you’re thinking about making or carrying a knife, read this first.
Trespass Law Covers: Structures, dwellings, land Crime Class: Misdemeanor Fencing Required? No. Signage Required? Yes, if vacant land is unfenced. Verbal Notice Required? No. California Trespassing Law Overview California trespassing laws, just like all the other laws of that land, are byzantine, spread out, occasionally difficult to understand and inundated with gotchas, riders and exceptions. …
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Oregon is a state of stark contrast. On one side, you can own any kind of knife you want, and there are no outright restrictions on blade length. On the other side, there are intricate, lengthy and widely scattered laws covering everything from when, where and how you can carry concealed if you can carry …
Florida: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Buildings, dwellings, land, vehicles. Crime Class: Misdemeanor/Felony (if armed while trespassing) Fencing Required? No, but trespassing across fencing may elevate penalty. Signage Required? Yes, for certain classes of land to gain protection of law. Verbal Notice Required? No. Florida Trespassing Law Overview Florida has fairly comprehensive trespassing …
The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed Any knife except one with integral knuckle guard(s) Legal Knives in New Hampshire Dirks Daggers Switchblades/automatics Butterfly knives Bowies Stilettos Machetes Throwing stars Gravity knives Assisted opening knives New Hampshire Knife Law Overview New Hampshire is a bastion of sanity in the wilds of government-run-amok that is …
Colorado: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Residential and commercial buildings, land, vehicles. Crime Class: Felony, misdemeanor or petty offense depending on degree. Fencing Required?: No, but trespassing past fencing and other obstructions to entry constitutes a more severe offense. Signage Required? No. Verbal Notice Required? No. Colorado Trespassing Law Overview Compared to some …
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Arizona: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Structures, dwellings, vehicles, enclosed/fenced land Crime Class: Misdemeanor or Felony Fencing Required? Yes, for land. Signage Required? Yes, if no verbal notice given. Verbal Notice Required? Not required in some instances. Arizona Trespassing Law Overview Arizona trespass law is interesting. It makes no accommodation for unfenced or …
