Wrenn v. District of Columbia
2017 US App. Lexis 13348
Laws limiting concealed carry impact the core Second Amendment right of self-defense.
American Knife and Tool Institute
Keeping Knives in American Lives Since 1998
Keeping Knives in American Lives Since 1998
Wrenn v. District of Columbia
2017 US App. Lexis 13348
Laws limiting concealed carry impact the core Second Amendment right of self-defense.
This momentum is evidence that Americans continue to realize that automatic knives are tools that can be easily deployed with one hand, providing a real utility for law abiding citizens,” said CJ Buck. “And AKTI is proud to lead the path in these common sense reforms.”
McDonald v. City of Chicago
561 US 742 (2010)
The Second Amendment applies to the states and limits state regulations of arms.
District of Columbia v. Heller
554 US 570 (2008)
The Second Amendment right to bear arms is a generalized individual right, whether the person is involved in a “militia” or not.
City of Akron v. Rasdan
105 Ohio App. 3d 164 (Decided June 21, 1995)
City ordinance banning knives violates substantive due process.
As a nonprofit association, AKTI’s role is to be the reasonable and responsible advocate for the knife-making and knife-using community; educating, promoting and informing that knives are important tools.
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