Halflife

Just my opinion.. but I avoid carrying any knife that can be made to somehow be "deadlier" than a regular pocket knife. I wouldn't want the prosecutor saying, here is his "Combat Knife", blah blah blah. Yes we all know in reality its no more dangerous than a Buck 110, but Judges and Jurys can be influenced by dangerous sounding things. Maybe I'm paranoid but I won't ever carry around my Spyderco Military, unless I'm hunting/fishing, because the name could be used to make it sound "scarier". And I definitely will never carry around my Spyderco Civilian, as I'm sure that will be made to be illegal if I'm carrying it in most circumstances. Especially since the Tag that came with it said "Not for General Utility"

Hi guys, This is a very recent ruling from the Appellate court, dealing directly with knife possession. It is a long read but perhaps the single best source of information I have read regarding the laws and how the court will act with knife possession. It uses case law from many old familiar cases, and proves that those are still relevant today. Happy Reading http://law.justia.com/cases/new-jersey/appellate-division-unpublished/2015/a4182-13.html