What is the legal limit on knives in Harris county texas?
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contact Harris county officers and ask to make sure you are within the law
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well here in AUSTRALIA  it is against the law to carry any kind of a knife . and can go to jail for it. oh and remember people a knife does kill.\nyes i agree with you.\nstalker stalker.:~)
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Professional Conduct \n\nTitle 37. Public Safety and Corrections\nPart I. Texas Department of Public Safety\nChapter 1.\n§ 1.111 Ten General Orders\n------------------------------------------------------------------------\nThe 10 general orders are the traditional code of conduct for the Department of Public Safety and are binding in addition to any other code of ethics adopted. These 10 general orders are as follows. \n(1) To advance the objective of the department in preserving order and protecting the lives, rights, privileges, and property of the people in the State of Texas to the best of my ability and in an entirely impartial manner. \n(2) To practice at all times the motto of this organization: "Courtesy Service Protection." \n(3) To keep myself clean and presentable, and in good physical, mental, and moral health. \n(4) To know and obey orders and instructions at all times. \n(5) To keep all state equipment entrusted to me fully accounted for and in proper condition. \n(6) To qualify as a voter, and to vote my convictions as a citizen on all public questions and political races, but to take no other part in any public politics or campaigns. \n(7) To conduct my business in a straightforward manner, relying upon poise, competence, and discretion rather than threats and argument to carry out my duties. \n(8) To take up matters affecting me and my position with my immediate superior and through proper channels. \n(9) To submit through proper channels constructive suggestions for the betterment of the department and its service. \n(10) To conduct myself at all times, both on and off duty, in such a gentlemanly manner that I may merit the voluntary commendation of all law-abiding citizens and visitors with whom I come in contact, both those with whom I meet in carrying out my duties and those I shall live among as a citizen in order that credit may be reflected upon the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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I have no idea, but you could try asking someone you know that is higher in the martial ranks and see if they know, or check city hall. -i dont know if DFW even has a city hall though...-
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Call the county sheriff and ask them.  It is not likely you will find a list of items other than those that are being offered for auction.  If there is an auction coming soon then they will have a list.  If not then you will have to wait.\n\nIf you are looking for something that has been confiscated then you must have a very good description of it and possibly a receipt of ownership.
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It depends on the type of knife and where specifically in the state you are.  There are specific provisions of the state penal code that apply to having knives in public buildings, and on school and college campuses.  \n\nThe two main state laws that have to do with TYPES of knives are 12020 and 653(k) of the Penal Code.  The first outlaws certain types of knives, the second make possession of switchblade illegal.  Go to http://www.leginfo.ca.gov and do a search of "knife" or "knives" for other state laws.\n\nYou'll also want to search the County Code for LA County (and the Municipal Code for the city you are in) for additional restrictions.  Most cities and counties prohibit possession of a blade in public in excess of 4" regardless of location.  They may place additional restrictions if you are in a city park or attending a large gathering.\n\nA tip:  if you are ever asked by a police officer: "Why do you have this knife on you?"  Never, ever, say "for protection."  You should say something like "for utility purposes" or "it is a tool that I use when I need to cut something" or "for camping."
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I know there is 291 Acres for sale in Celeste County, near the town of Hunt.   It costs $458,325.00  \n\nAnother piece of land that I have found is 190 Acres in Wood County-between Dallas and Longview- for $$380,000.00\n\nhttp://www.landsoftexas.com - is a good link for Land Infomation.
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NO...\n\nTrespass laws in Texas do not make Homicide/Manslaughter legal....the circumstances are very clear, you havt to meet certain criteria, and that's not someone walking acoss your property.\n\n"Deadly force" is authorized to protect property by 9.42 for the following offenses:\n\n(A) to prevent the other's imminent commission of\narson, burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, theft during the nighttime, or criminal mischief during the nighttime;\n\nor\n\n(B) to prevent the other who is fleeing immediately after committing burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, or theft during the nighttime from escaping with the property;\n\nand\n\n(3) he reasonably believes that:\n\n(A) the land or property cannot be protected or\nrecovered by any other means;\n\nor\n\n(B) the use of force other than deadly force to protect or recover the land or property would expose the actor or another to a substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury.\n\nThe first two paragraphs in 9.42 says deadly force can be used under the provisions of 9.41 if the crime is commited after dark.9.42. DEADLY FORCE TO PROTECT PROPERTY. A person is justified in using deadly force against another to protect land or tangible, movable property:\n\n(1) if he would be justified in using force against the\nother under Section 9.41; and\n\n(2) when and to the degree he reasonably believes the\ndeadly force is immediately necessary:\n\n(A) to prevent the other's imminent commission of\narson, burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, theft during the nighttime, or criminal mischief during the nighttime. \n\nDeadly force is only justified when a person reasonably believes that it deadly force is immediately necessary to prevent another person from committing arson, burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, and theft or criminal mischief during the nighttime. Nowhere in the statue is "Deadly Force" authorized to prevent the immneint commission of criminal trespassing or criminal trespassing during the nighttime.
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There is no state law against it.  There could be a municipal code that covers it in your area, and you'd have to check with the police department to find that out.
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You can't without being licensed as an animal control officer.  It is illegal everywhere to use said weapons on human beings, so don't even think about it.
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Depends on where you live.\n\nIn Texas, only 17 and up need a fishing license.  An adult fishing with a child is acceptable, as long as the adult is only helping the child fish.\n\nAlso, anyone in Texas can fish with a cane pole in the county they live in without a license.\n\nAlso in Texas, the first Saturday of June is "free fishing day" and no one needs a license.
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northern Brazoria County\n\nBrazoria County, on the prairie of the Gulf Coast at the mouth of the Brazos River in Southeast Texas, is bordered by Matagorda, Fort Bend, Harris, and Galveston counties. \n\ncheers
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In Pennsylvania, you must obtain an application for concealed weapons permit from the County Sheriff.  The Sheriff of Philadelphia County is John Green.  I listed his link below as well as a link to a pdf of the application
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An officer has confirmed that you can carry as many pocket knives as you want to.  You just can't carry concealed knives that don't fold up.  These have to be visible in a scabbard
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You might find what you are looking for with a google or yahoo search.  What are you looking for?\n\nI did a little Yahoo and found the following:\n\n<A law letting people in Florida kill in self-defence on the street without first trying to flee an attacker has been passed by Florida politicians. >\n\n<Florida has more concealed weapons license holders than Texas, and the Tampa Bay region alone has more than the entire state of California.>\n\nWow, sounds like a friendly place.
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Texas has allowed bounties on various wildlife predators by law since 1989.  However, it is individual counties within Texas that determine if bounties are warranted so although they are still allowed in Texas it is according to the county you hunt in and that infornation is not necessarily available from the state.  I know Brenham Texas has a no limit Coyote hunt every year but with prizes for the ears rather than bounty.  Your best bet would be to check the counties where you might want to hunt through the Texas parks and wildlife, they should know which counties are overpopulated and are offering bounties.
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Here are all of Texas' statutes. You can use the Search tab to find long-arm. I hope this helps and good luck!\n\nhttp://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/statutes.html