People v. Mitchell
209 Cal. App. 1364 (Cal. Ct. App., decided October 11, 2012)
California’s concealed carry knife law does not require an intent to conceal or intent to harm.
California Supreme Court Case Summary
People v. Rubalcava
23 Cal. 4th 322 (2000)
The prohibited weapons statute is a general intent crime and does not require an intent to harm.
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Utah Supreme Court Case Summary
Salt Lake City v. Miles
2014 UT 47 (2014)
A knife is not ALWAYS a dangerous weapon under Utah law, courts must analyze how it was used or intended to be used.
California Court of Appeals Case Summary
In re: Luke W
88 Cal. App. 4th 650
A credit card multi-tool knife is not a concealed dagger or dirk knife in California.
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