Delaware Knife Laws: What's Legal & What's Not
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Delawares pocketknife laws have been simplified with the signing of Senate Bill 108. A pocketknife with a blade no longer than 3.75 inches, folded closed, is now considered a non-deadly weapon. However, any weapon intended for harm, such as firearms or knives larger than the specified size, remains illegal. The new law also exempts certain knives used for legitimate purposes like trades, hunting, or camping from being classified as deadly weapons. Stay informed to avoid potential legal issues.
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