People v. Castillolopez
3 Cal. 4th 322 (2016)
A Swiss Army type knife is not a locking dagger or dirk knife, even when open, under California law.
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Keeping Knives in American Lives Since 1998
Keeping Knives in American Lives Since 1998
People v. Castillolopez
3 Cal. 4th 322 (2016)
A Swiss Army type knife is not a locking dagger or dirk knife, even when open, under California law.
AKTI is governed by a nine member Board of Regents that include a broad cross section of the knife industry. Regular input to the Board from Advisory members also adds to the knowledge, credibility and professionalism of the organization to represent a broad spectrum of issues for the knife community. Officers include a president and vice president elected for two year terms.
Wooden v. United States
6 A.3d 833 (D.C. Oct. 28, 2010)
It is not plain error to convict someone of possessing a knife in anticipatory self-defense.
The American Knife & Tool Institute (AKTI) today applauded the House of Representatives’ passage of Michigan Senate Bill 245, a bill to ensure better laws and protections for law abiding citizens carrying an automatic knife.
As a nonprofit association, AKTI’s role is to be the reasonable and responsible advocate for the knife-making and knife-using community; educating, promoting and informing that knives are important tools.
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