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Lab4Us

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Lab4Us said:
Get ‘em while they’re hot!

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my state outlawed those


Yes, it is generally illegal to carry or possess a slingshot in Rhode Island under R.I. Gen. Laws § 11-47-42, which prohibits carrying or possessing instruments like blackjacks, slingshots, or metal knuckles. Violating this law is a misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in prison, a fine of up to $1,000
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or both, notes the Law Office of John L. Calcagni, III.
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  • Prohibition: The statute explicitly lists "slingshot" among weapons (including stun-guns and sandclubs) that are illegal to carry, according to the Rhode Island General Assembly.
  • Misdemeanor: Possession or use of a slingshot in public or concealed on one's person is considered a misdemeanor crime.
  • Legal Scope: This statute applies to carrying or possessing these items, and, as noted by Dellison Law LLC, it can be broadly applied.
  • Exceptions/Nuance: While some, like this analysis from robo-law.com, suggest the law might be interpreted literally, the statute is generally interpreted to prohibit them regardless of intent, sayers U.S. LawShield.
 
Old_Me said:
my state outlawed those


Yes, it is generally illegal to carry or possess a slingshot in Rhode Island under R.I. Gen. Laws § 11-47-42, which prohibits carrying or possessing instruments like blackjacks, slingshots, or metal knuckles. Violating this law is a misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in prison, a fine of up to $1,000
View attachment 104975 or both, notes the Law Office of John L. Calcagni, III.
View attachment 104976Law Office of John L. Calcagni, III +1
  • Prohibition: The statute explicitly lists "slingshot" among weapons (including stun-guns and sandclubs) that are illegal to carry, according to the Rhode Island General Assembly.
  • Misdemeanor: Possession or use of a slingshot in public or concealed on one's person is considered a misdemeanor crime.
  • Legal Scope: This statute applies to carrying or possessing these items, and, as noted by Dellison Law LLC, it can be broadly applied.
  • Exceptions/Nuance: While some, like this analysis from robo-law.com, suggest the law might be interpreted literally, the statute is generally interpreted to prohibit them regardless of intent, sayers U.S. LawShield.
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Wow! That’s totally unbelievable, I grew up with homemade slingshots!
 
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