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    Knife Rights' Montana Switchblade Ban Repeal & Knife Law Preemption Bill Introduced

    At the request of Knife Rights, Montana State Representative Casey Knudsen has introduced HB 155 which would repeal the state's switchblade ban and enact Knife Law Preemption. This effort follows up on 2017's repeal of the prohibition against concealed carry without a CCW of "a knife with blade...
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    First Knife Rights' Bills of 2019 Introduced

    Knife Rights' Switchblade Commerce Bill Introduced in Virginia At the request of Knife Rights, Virginia State Senator Bryce Reeves introduced SB1251 which, if enacted, would allow a manufacturer, distributor, or retailer to possess or sell switchblade knives, and parts thereof, so long as...
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    Happy New Year From Knife Rights

    As we welcome in the new year, saying goodbye to 2018, we are energized by the support of our members and donors. We fight to protect and enhance our right to possess and carry knives because our members' and all Americans' freedoms are at stake. In our long-running federal court case against...
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    Knife Rights’ NYC Gravity Knife Case Headed To U.S. Supreme Court

    Knife Rights is going forward with an appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States of the Second Circuit's decision in favor of New York City and District Attorney Cyrus Vance, Jr. in our long running civil rights lawsuit over their persecution of pocket knife owners. Justice Ruth Bader...
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    Attention Knife Retailers, Manufacturers and Makers: Google Class Action Lawsuit Pending – Sign Up NOW!

    If you or your business was prevented from using Google AdWords/AdSense because you violated Goggle's "dangerous products or services policy" by selling knives or knife parts (or guns, gun parts, etc), you are being invited to join a class action lawsuit that is now pending in federal court in...
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    Knife Rights Featured in Sunday Washington Post

    Knife Rights was featured in a front page story in this Sunday's Washington Post in an article by Todd C. Frankel that was widely republished by other media outlets. The reporter was fascinated with our success as a Second Amendment organization that in almost every instance enjoys bipartisan...
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    Knife Rights: Today is Louisiana Switchblade Freedom Day!

    A knife carried fully within a pocket and not visible, is concealed and woudl be a violation. A knife clipped to a pocket seems to be clearly not "intentionally concealed." Clipped to a pocket with an untucked shirt covering the pocket clip might likely be a violation
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    Knife Rights: Today is Louisiana Switchblade Freedom Day!

    Today is Louisiana Switchblade Freedom Day! Knife Rights’ Louisiana Switchblade Ban Repeal, HB 892, goes into effect today. HB 892 repealed the total ban on switchblade knives in Louisiana and allows for the possession and carry of a switchblade knife provided it is not “intentionally concealed...
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    Last Day! Knife Rights Ultimate Steel - Forge a Sharper Future - WIN from Over $160,00 Prizes!

    LAST DAY to DONATE! OVER $15,000 in TAIL END BONUS Prizes! Over $15,000 in Tail End Bonus Prizes When You Donate to Help Forge A Sharper Future™ We All Win! We have assembled an incredible array of prizes for this 2018 Ultimate Steel™ Spectacular with OVER $150,000 in custom, limited edition...
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    Law Professor Amicus Brief Filed in Support of NY Assisted Opener Case

    Just to be clear. Wile the case is, indeed, from NYC, the ruling is applicable to all of New York State.
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    Law Professor Amicus Brief Filed in Support of NY Assisted Opener Case

    Another Amicus Curiae (friend of the court) brief has been filed in support of Defendants/Appellant’s Motion for Reargument to New York’s highest court which upheld the conviction of the defendant for having an illegal switchblade, when in fact he had an assisted opening knife, Filed by a group...
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    Knife Owners’ Protection Act Including Federal Switchblade Act Repeal Introduced in Senate

    Senator Roger Wicker (R-MS) has introduced S.3264, the Knife Owners’ Protection Act of 2018 (KOPA) including repeal of the Federal Switchblade Act. This is a companion to the House KOPA bill, H.R.84, introduced last year. Originally conceived and authored by Knife Rights in 2010 and first...
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    Motion for Reargument Filed in NY Assisted Opener Case – Knife Rights Helps Defendant Who had Ineffective Counsel

    In response to the unfortunate decision last month by New York's highest court which upheld the conviction of a defendant for having an illegal switchblade, when in fact he had an assisted opening knife, a Motion for Reargument and an Amicus Brief were both filed Monday. The motion for...
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    Knife Rights Files En Banc Rehearing Petition with Second Circuit in NYC Lawsuit

    Knife Rights has filed its petition for a rehearing by the full Court, known as “en banc,” after a three judge panel of The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled in favor of New York City and District Attorney Cyrus Vance, Jr. in Knife Rights’ long-running federal civil...
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    Problematic Knife Transport Bill Voted Out of U.S. Senate Committee

    The Senate Commerce Committee today reported problematic S.1092, the Interstate Transport Act of 2018, out of committee. Sponsored by Senator Mike Enzi (R-WY), S.1092 attempts to protect knife owners traveling interstate with knives. This bill is a weaker and problematic version of Knife Rights’...
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    Appeals Court Panel Upholds NYC's Unconstitutional Gravity Knife Arrests – Knife Rights to Seek Review

    On Friday, June 23rd, a three judge panel of The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled in favor of New York City and District Attorney Cyrus Vance, Jr. in Knife Rights’ long-running federal civil rights case challenging the City’s policy of treating any locking blade...
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    URGENT NY State WARNING: Are Assisted-Openers Now Illegal Switchblades?

    As if New York wasn't already a confusing legal and regulatory nightmare for honest, law-abiding knife owners, the highest court in the state just upheld, in a one paragraph opinion, the conviction of a person in possession of an assisted opening (spring-assisted) folding knife under the theory...
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    Knife Rights’ Louisiana Switchblade Ban Repeal Bill Signed!

    Knife Rights’ bill to repeal Louisiana’s antiquated ban on the possession of switchblade knives, HB 892, was signed today by Governor Edwards! Switchblade Freedom Day in Louisiana will be August 1, 2018, when the new law goes into effect. We’d like to acknowledge Representative Mark Wright for...
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    Knife Rights’ Louisiana Switchblade Ban Repeal Bill Passes Senate – CALL/EMAIL Gov. Edwards TODAY!

    Knife Rights’ bill to repeal Louisiana’s antiquated ban on the possession of switchblade knives, HB 892, passed in the Senate on Wednesday, May 9, 2018, by a vote of 21-11, sending the bill to Governor Edwards! We’d like to acknowledge Representative Mark Wright for his sponsorship and Senator...
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    ONLY 5 Days left in Early Bird Bonus! NOW OVER $185,000 in PRIZES! OVER $36,000 in Early Bird Bonus Prizes! When You Donate to Help Forge A Sharper Future™ We All Win! We have assembled an incredible array of prizes for this 2018 Ultimate Steel™ Spectacular with over $185,000 in custom, limited...
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