whats the legal limit for how long a knife you can carry in the state of Florida?
823760
I think the blade has to be smaller than the width of the palm of your hand.
774964
In California I'm pretty sure it's legal. I had one for years. You could always just call the police station and ask. \n.
1130106
no, you have to get a permit to carry per state
733854
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.
357307
I don't think there is a specific law, yet.  In this state it's anyone's guess anymore.  There will probably be a law next week, at our expense of course.  \n\nSeriously, I don't think you need to worry about anything "reasonable."  Don't try to pass off a butterfly knife as a belt buckle knife though.
198273
As I understand it, you can use equal force to defend yourself. This does not mean if someone comes at you with a knife, you cannot use a gun. Someone attacking you with a knife is using deadly force, and you are allowed to use deadly force to defend yourself. But, another issue is can you easily subdue that person without using deadly force. The drunk swinging the bottle at you is a good example. Sure, it can kill you, and could be considered deadly force, but can you avoid his attacks easily and disarm him?
617085
First off, in some states certain misdemeanor crimes prevent you from owning or having weapons for a period of 10 years. Second, some states also require that you have to apply for your weapons back through the state Department of Justice office. They will perform a background check and either OK or nix your application. \n\nLastly, you are a convicted criminal. You were convicted of a crime. It doesn't matter if it was a misdemeanor or a felony.
947669
30 days generally.  More serious offenses can go up to 1 year.  That's NJ's statute of limitation.  It's about the same everywhere but vary from state to state.
285753
I'm pretty sure that it's a federal thing, not state law.  You need to be 18.  21 if you want a handgun.  Background checks apply.  Be safe with it.
906051
As far as I know there are no laws against it.  There however, may be particular city ordinances where you live that prohibit it one way or another.  Many cities tell people the types of fencing they can and can't put in their yards.\nBe aware if you do put razor wire in your yard though because I guarantee some little brat will be cutting through your yard on the way to school and get cut...then the lousy parent will be suing your butt because their kid was trespassing.  And the way juries are you will probably lose.
1042348
There is a place where you can legally kill someone and get away with it.\n\nIt's called The United States of America.\n\nAll you have to do is prove self-defense.\n\nMaybe not what you were wondering?
547317
They are illegal in NY, HI and CA. Because they view them the same as switchblades. Stupid states. Really they would be illegal in any state if the police wanted to arrest you for it.
953834
There is one exception that I am aware of and that is in Texas, where a felon can have a gun in his own home if it's been 10 years since their the crime or when he got out of jail and you haven't broken any other laws.. (I forget the exact details).
793258
There's no problem at all with handing them into a police station, we have secure waste facilities and are quite easily capable of taking a few knives.  Don't just put them in the bin, you never know who might get hold of them.\n\nIf you don't want to bother the police then either;\ntake them to a recyling depot run by the council\ndonate them to a old peoples home/community centre.  I'd say charity shop however most of them won't accept knives.
113837
More than 20 grams is a felony in Florida it carries an  \nIncarceration of 5 years and a $5,000 fine.
781327
to the last guy no she doesn't need writing skills she had a limit and had to fit everything in so she cut back letters. anyway not sure where you live that would be a big help. you can go outside of your county for an attorney. i would never buy anything off of the street. too late for that now though. obviously the antique riffle wasn't for illegal use and the bottles were obviously prescribed. a good attorney outside of the crooked circle should be able to get him off. as far as not being allowed food or a call. that's against his rights and is a possible law suit.
1137436
that is not up to florida but up too the fbi. they did a background check on him and the mental problem wasn't on record. if you are concerned call your local fbi office and they will have it revoked it will go on file and he will have to give up his permit.also he will never be allowed to own a hand gun again. problem solved.