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Knife legislation

Knife legislation is defined as the body of statutory law or case law promulgated or enacted by a government or other governing jurisdiction that prohibits, criminalizes, or restricts the otherwise legal manufacture, importation, sale, transfer, possession, transport, or use of knives.

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Knife legislation

Nodes132
Edges131
Triples95
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015152
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Knife legislation

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related to Scotland · 24
Knife legislation → Act, As, Communications Act, Consolidation, Copyright, Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice Act, Criminal Law, Custodial Sentences, Defences, Designs, England, In, In Scotland, Offensive Weapons Act, Order, Other, Patents Act, Police, Public Order
related to United Kingdom · 14
Knife legislation → As, England, In, March, National Statistics, Northern Ireland, Office, ONS, Overall, Scotland, Statistics, The United Kingdom, UK, Wales

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knives knife carrying law weapons possession weapon public blade state prohibited may use act police carry also criminal carried person

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
streets or public buildingsinstance ofit is not widely accepted or considered appropriate to carry a knife openly in public places0.80text
storesinstance ofit is not widely accepted or considered appropriate to carry a knife openly in public places0.80text
or restaurantsinstance ofit is not widely accepted or considered appropriate to carry a knife openly in public places0.80text
disguised knivesinstance ofincluding types0.80text
daggersinstance ofincluding types0.80text
and knife-daggers.Regarding sanctionsinstance ofincluding types0.80text
if an individual is found outside their residenceinstance ofincluding types0.80text
carrying or transporting a Category D weapon without a legitimate reasoninstance ofincluding types0.80text
they can incur a fine of up toinstance ofincluding types0.80text
daggersinstance ofor private property.All cutting and thrusting weapons0.80text
swordsinstance ofor private property.All cutting and thrusting weapons0.80text
or stilettosinstance ofor private property.All cutting and thrusting weapons0.80text

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