Defining the Deadly Potential: What Makes a Hand a Lethal Weapon? Intent The intent of the individual using their hands is paramount. Was the individual intending to cause harm? A punch thrown with the specific intent of inflicting serious injury or death is more likely to be legally classified as a lethal attack. A reflex … Read more
Understanding South Carolina Knife Laws: Key Regulations General Knife Laws South Carolina’s laws regarding knives, in general, are not as straightforward as some other states. The legal status of any knife, including OTF knives, is interwoven with how it is carried, where it is carried, and how it is intended to be used. Relevant South … Read more
Understanding the Legal Landscape Before diving into the specific policies of UPS and FedEx, it is crucial to grasp the fundamental legal principles at play. Shipping firearms involves a web of federal, state, and sometimes local laws, all of which must be adhered to. At the federal level, the Gun Control Act of 1968 (GCA) … Read more
