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Possession: Generally legal, but with restrictions.
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Concealed Carry: Carrying brass knuckles concealed is illegal without a proper permit.
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Open Carry: Openly carrying brass knuckles might be legal in some areas, but it's subject to local ordinances.
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Use of Force Laws: The use of brass knuckles for self-defense is subject to Wyoming's complex use of force laws.
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Possession: Legal to own brass knuckles within your home or place of business.
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Concealed Carry: Strictly prohibited. Brass knuckles must be carried openly and fully exposed to view.
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Public Places: Carrying brass knuckles in public areas, including schools and government buildings, is generally illegal.
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Intent: Even if carried openly, using brass knuckles to harm someone is a crime.
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Transportation: Illegal
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Transportation: Illegal
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Transportation: Illegal
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Possession: Legal
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Concealed Carry: Illegal without a proper permit.
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Open Carry: Generally legal, but subject to local ordinances.
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No Explicit Ban: South Carolina does not have a specific statute prohibiting brass knuckles.
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Restrictions: While not explicitly banned, the use of brass knuckles in a criminal manner is illegal.
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Local Ordinances: It's essential to check local ordinances, as some cities or counties might have specific regulations.
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Transportation: Illegal
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No Explicit Ban: Louisiana does not have a specific statute prohibiting brass knuckles.
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Concealed Carry Permit (CCP): To legally carry brass knuckles concealed, individuals must possess a valid CCP.
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Open Carry: Openly carrying brass knuckles might be legal in some areas, but it's subject to local ordinances.
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Use of Force Laws: The use of brass knuckles for self-defense is subject to Louisiana's complex use of force laws.
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Possession: Generally legal, but with restrictions.
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Concealed Carry: Carrying brass knuckles concealed without a concealed weapons permit (CWP) is illegal.
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Manufacture and Sale: Manufacturing and selling brass knuckles is prohibited in Florida.
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Use in Criminal Activity: Employing brass knuckles in a crime can lead to severe penalties.
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No Explicit Ban: Utah law does not directly prohibit brass knuckle possession.
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Dangerous Weapon Classification: Brass knuckles could potentially be classified as a "dangerous weapon" under Utah law.
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Local Ordinances: Some Utah cities or counties might have specific regulations on brass knuckles.
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Transportation: Illegal
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Purchase: Illegal
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Transportation: Illegal
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Transportation: Illegal
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Import: Illegal
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Purchase: Illegal
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Transportation: Illegal
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Generally Illegal to Carry: New Mexico law categorizes brass knuckles as a "deadly weapon." Carrying them, whether concealed or openly, is typically illegal.
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Exceptions: There might be specific exemptions for law enforcement, historical reenactments, or other authorized individuals.
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Local Ordinances: It's essential to check local ordinances, as some cities or counties might have stricter regulations regarding brass knuckles.
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Import: Illegal
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Generally Legal: Texas law no longer explicitly prohibits the possession of brass knuckles.
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Local Ordinances: It's essential to check local ordinances, as some cities or counties might have specific restrictions on brass knuckles.
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Carry Laws: While possession is generally legal, carrying brass knuckles concealed might still require a concealed handgun license (CHL).
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Use of Force Laws: The use of brass knuckles for self-defense is subject to Texas's complex use of force laws.
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Generally Illegal: Brass knuckles are classified as offensive weapons in Oklahoma, and their possession is typically prohibited.
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Oklahoma Self-Defense Act (OSDA): This act provides potential exceptions to the brass knuckle ban under certain conditions, such as defending oneself or property from intruders.
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Law Enforcement and Historical Reenactments: These groups may have specific exemptions for brass knuckle use.
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Use: Illegal
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Transportation: Illegal
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Repair: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Possession: Illegal
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Manufacture: Illegal
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Sale: Illegal
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Use: Illegal
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