Well if you can hurt someone with it then if you cause GBH (grevious bodily harm) or ABH (actual bodily harm) that could jail you.
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Additional Answer:
To answer this question from a legal standpoint, it may help to consider why a using weapon matters at all. Generally, the use of a weapon makes the underlying crime more serious -- often elevating a misdemeanor to a felony. For example, intentionally causing a harmful or offensive contact with someone is battery and could be a misdemeanor; using a weapon is likely to make it aggravated battery, which is a felony.
Hands and feet are not ordinarily considered weapons, but they can be if they are used in a manner that is likely to have the same effect as a weapon -- that is, to cause great bodily injury or death. The court will probably look at all the circumstances, including the intention of the accused and the type of injuries sustained, to decide whether the crime is more serious than a "simple" battery or assault.
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Also: In many jurisdictions the fist can be considered a weapon if the perpetrator of the assault is trained in the use of their hands (e.g.: Martial Arts instructor or high-ranking 'belt' - a professional boxer or wrestler - military trained and skilled in the art of hand-to-hand combat (i.e.: Navy Seal or Army Ranger) - etc) it is conceivable that the charge could be enhanced to reflect this ability to inflict pain, injury or death by their use.
No. It is considered a weapon and if you take it to school you will be in trouble.
It's a concealed weapon. Plain and simple. The evidence lockers of many, many police stations are full of them. If you have it in your hand, you are, in point of fact, carrying a concealed weapon. Be smart about this one.
I doubt it . A compound bow would be considered a deadly weapon.
Yes, it is illegal to carry a concealed pronged hammer in California as it can be considered a dangerous weapon. California law prohibits carrying concealed weapons that can be used to inflict harm or injury. It is important to check with local authorities or legal sources for specific regulations on weapon possession in your area.
Under criminal law, ANY striking, by ANY part of the body is considered a"blow." Kicking would most assuredly fall under this category. Moreover, if the kick were delivered while wearing a shoe or a boot, it might even be considered felony assault with a deadly weapon.
Yes, it can be.
Hiroshima.
A fist frequently is used as a weapon. Flame thrower is a weapon used in the military.
Man's first weapon was probably a stone the size of a fist, or a stout stick.
Whistling Fist from Ruins of Kunark
The sea itself could be considered her weapon, for she controlled it - with that, she needed no weapon.
Yes, in law there are weapons that are considered as deadly whereas there are some that are considered as less deadly.
...erm, she doesnt have any weapons...only thing she has is Juuken (Gentle Fist)
Pepper spray is considered to be a non-lethal, self-defense weapon or product.
no
Wargreymon's signature weapon is "Kaiser Knuckles". It's got three yellow claws on each fist and a circle in the centre(I think...).
Yes a boomerang is considered a weapon used most by Austrailians