Have any post McDonald law suits been filed regarding non-firearm (such as bladed or impact) weapons?
I remember someone filing suit concerning nunchucks, but believe that it was dismissed prior to Heller.
I never understood why in some states (like here in Ohio) you can be licensed to carry a handgun, but still can't carry a knife or anything else as a weapon. Plus, for those who can't or won't carry a firearm, they have no other legal option for self defense other than their bare hands.
It would be nice to have the definition of 2A arms broadened.
I remember someone filing suit concerning nunchucks, but believe that it was dismissed prior to Heller.
I never understood why in some states (like here in Ohio) you can be licensed to carry a handgun, but still can't carry a knife or anything else as a weapon. Plus, for those who can't or won't carry a firearm, they have no other legal option for self defense other than their bare hands.
It would be nice to have the definition of 2A arms broadened.