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underground_sexcult
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Mar 18, 2014
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timc
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Mar 19, 2014
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underground_sexcultCan you provide a reference to the CA law you'd be breaking?
nerd
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timcI don't know the actual penal code numbers, but you can't carry a blade or a blade over 2.5" (depends on the place) in public meetings (city council meetings, etc), elementary/middle/high school, college campuses (unless an enrolled student or employee), or government buildings. Not sure on the public transit bit. That post is a little misleading though because you are allowed to carry it in public. As long as "public" isn't one of the specific places listed above.
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Because this is not considered a concealed weapon or a switchblade, the worst offense you could get for merely possessing this tool is a misdemeanor in california.