Under Education law, s. 6435 and Penal Law, s. 265.20, NY Code (effective after the 2013 legislative session), it is illegal to carry any baton [billy] "which is twenty-four to twenty-six inches in length and no more than one and one-quarter inches in thickness" unless you are a private college security officer, certain auxiliary police, or are:
"1. . . . employed in fulfilling contracts with New York state, its agencies or political subdivisions for the purchase of billies or blackjacks; or
2. . . . employed in fulfilling contracts with sister states, their agencies or political subdivisions for the purchase of billies or blackjacks; or
3. . . . employed in fulfilling contracts with foreign countries, their agencies or political subdivisions for the purchase of billies or blackjacks as permitted under federal law."
Carrying a baton is criminal possession of a weapon in the 4th degree, a Class A misdemeanor.
It depends on where you are. In the U.S. it's legal in some states, not legal in others, and some states require a permit or some sort of training before you can carry one.
As of July 2013, it is not legal for a person to carry an expandable baton in the state of Ilinois. This is a state wide law and should be followed to avoid any conflict.
If you're referring to an expandable baton, they are legal, generally speaking, but some states in the U.S. require you to take a training class in order to carry one. I'd guess that some states don't allow you to carry a baton, so the answer is, it depends on where you are. For reference, Asp is a brand name.
Is it legal in state of CA.
yes.
It is against the law to carry an expandable baton if it is spring loaded and button operated. See: Related links for statute Virgina includes "spring sticks" in this code defined as ""Spring stick" means a spring-loaded metal stick activated by pushing a button which rapidly and forcefully telescopes the weapon to several times its original length." You can probably get away with a baton that you flick open but you would still get the baton taken away and arrested until you could argue this in court.
Hit it agenst the groung as hard as u can
Because there are many suspects and criminals who are armed. The officers carry lethal force= handgun, and non-lethal force= expandable baton,pepper spray, and taser.
Not as long as it is in plain view and is not disguised as something else.
No.
Yes, stun guns are legal to carry in Texas, unless the stun gun is in the shape of an item that is already deemed illegal to carry, such as a baton, sap, or brass knuckles.
A police baton is an effective nonlethal weapon that many police agencies around the world use. Its usually used in riot stations and crowd control. The term "Night Stick " came from 1950's, because police officers used to carry a different kind of stick at the day time. However, many police officers stopped carrying it, and replaced it with the a new one called the "Expandable Baton" which is easy to carry on their duty belts. And its also comes in different sizes 16",21" and 28". On the other hand, the night stick is 24" and its made of wood, while the expandable baton is made of steel.
The Sumdex expandable computer bag is fine as a carryon,
If you are a police officer or security guard. if you carry a baton out in the open most people won't care. if you carry a baton in your pocket you will then have a concealed weapon.