what r the locl laws about having concealed throwing knives in san bernardino county?
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It isn't that you live in San Bernandino County that's going to make the difference, it's that you live in California.  \n\nCalifornia has a law (gunsandammoatwork quoted it) that prohibits carrying dirks or daggers concealed on the person.  Throwing knifes would qualify, but *only* if they are concealed on your person.  \n\nIf you wear them openly around your waist in a scabbard, they would not be concealed (no jackets or anything else covering them).  If you carry them exposed in your hand, they would not be concealed.  If you put them in a duffle bag, and you're carrying the duffle bag, I would worry that you might get yourself into trouble, although I don't think the law would prohibit it.\n\nBottom line: why do you want to carry them around?  Leave them at home and avoid any possible problems.
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What exactly do you mean? There's no such thing as a pistol permit in Florida. We're free to own guns here without asking permission first.\n\nThere is, however, a permit to carry a concealed weapon - but New York does not honor it. Get yourself a New York gun permit as soon as possible, and make sure you jump through whatever hoops Suffolk County and New York state requires.
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Type in San Bernardino county clerks office for yahoo search and they will have a place on the first result page to get the office address and phone for each County.  The one you want is 122 W Hospitality Ln.   San Bernardino, CA  92415-0022  Phone # 909-386-8970 if I copied right.  Ask if they have this record, the cost, and send a stamped self addressed envelope.  I hope this helps.  I am pretty sure counties keep the record you are seeking.
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Best possible advice: find out personally:\n\nhttp://ag.ca.gov/fingerprints/security.htm
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Contact the county sheriff's office and ask.  Have a friend call for you.
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Depends on local laws.  Most states require that any individual that carries a weapon have a concealed carry permit.  Some states only allow police officers to carry concealed weapons.  Just because you're a PI, doesn't give you the right to concealed carry.
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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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This website has answers on CCW (Carry Concealed Weapon) permits for every state in the US, and whether those states will issue permits to out of state residents.   The URL directs you to the New York compiliation of laws and understandings of the law in NY state.\n\nFrom the website www.packing.org\n\n"New York State requires a license for simple possession as well as for concealed carry. The Court Of Appeals ruled that restrictions on carry licenses, while administrative in nature, are allowable. Premise licenses as well as carry licenses restricted for sporting purposes are near shall issue, although difficult to obtain in certain counties (and the City of New York). Unrestricted carry licenses are easy to obtain or near impossible, depending on which county you apply in."
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http://www.co.monterey.ca.us/sheriff/
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Go here:\n\nhttp://www.leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html\n\nAnd search for Penal Code section 12275.  That will tell you everything you need to know.\n\nIf it ends up leaving you with a question, call the Attorney General Firearms Division at the phone number listed on their website.
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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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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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I checked the Salina County Code online and found no mention of pepper spray:\nhttp://www.municode.com/resources/gateway.asp?pid=13979&sid=16\n\nI checked the Salina municipal code online  (I realize this isn't the same as Saline County but figured I'd check the city too) and there was no mention of pepper spray, mace or any other normally nonlethal weapons.\n\nhttp://www.salina-ks.gov/Data/CodeBook.pdf\n\nThe State Library of Kansas checked state statutes for me too.... nothing.\nhttp://www.kslib.info/ref/quest.html\n\nI'd suggest contacting the Saline County government site just to make sure:\n\nhttp://www.saline.org/MV2ContactsDept.asp\n\nBill
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Try contacting the County Assessor for information.\n\nhttp://www.lacledecountymissouri.org/phone.html
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The laws vary from state to state.  I would check with your local district attorney's office as to your options.
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There are no state laws about it. Your county likely has a law that deals with it.
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Technically, yes. You have the right to have it in your home. That's it. When you get a license, it's called a concealed carry permit. You cannot conceal a sword and therefore won't be permited to carry one.  But up on your wall at home is fine.  I had a friend who was walking from one house to another and had a sword in his coat.  He was stopped by the police and was charged with a concealed weapon.  He fought it and lost, so I would suggest against even taking it out of your home.