Russell, Steve wrote:
Remember when martial artists had to register their hands as "deadly weapons"?
--Jon
I thought this was an urban legend.
Mostly, as far as explicit statutes or ordinances for "registration" in the 50 states are concerned, but see the first link below for Guam, and they may be considered as deadly weapons in court, which makes registration an obvious next step. See
http://www.guamattorneygeneral.com/gca/10gc061-62.pdf http://www.urbanlegends.com/faq2k/legal_2007.html http://www.hypocrites.com/article5122.html http://www.mntaekwondocenter.com/resources/tkd-and-the-law.html
And this link suggests there may have been a requirement to register in some Canadian cities.
http://combative.www6.50megs.com/cc_ma.htm
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