Related: Useless New York Republican idiots are blocking a Democrat sponsored bill to end the criminalization
of gravity knives in New York.
Governor Andrew Cuomo is hearing from all sides on the issue
of gravity knives.
Mayor Bill de Blasio, along with police commissioner James O'Neill, penned a letter to Gov. Cuomo arguing the decriminalization
of gravity knives would add to the increased knife assaults plaguing the city.
As supporters
of the gravity knife bill urge the governor to sign it, there are also powerful voices lined up against the legislation.
At the time of his arrest, defendant was found in possession
of a gravity knife.
Also at 10:30 a.m., Assemblyman Dan Quart and advocates holds press conference calling upon the legislature to support legislation altering the definition
of a gravity knife, 100 Centre St., Manhattan.
Golden (R - C - Bay Ridge - Southwest Brooklyn) is joining a chorus of public officials, including de Blasio, in calling for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to veto a bill approved by the state legislature that seeks to change the definition
of a gravity knife to allow more people to carry them.
Not exact matches
The bill essentially narrows legal definitions
of a «switchblade
knife» and a «
gravity knife» to keep a ban on dangerous weapons while still allowing folding
knives for the people who use them as tools.
Cuomo noted in the veto message the bill approved by lawmakers did improve from a previous iteration that tightened the definition
of a «
gravity knife.»
Gravity knife bill: This measure would decriminalize certain types of knives that often are used as work tools while keeping in place a ban on gravity knives and switch
Gravity knife bill: This measure would decriminalize certain types
of knives that often are used as work tools while keeping in place a ban on
gravity knives and switch
gravity knives and switchblades.
Sen. Marty Golden, one
of the leading Republican voices in the city, doesn't usually agree with Democrat de Blasio on issues, but Bay Ridge lawmaker is on the same side as the mayor when it comes to
gravity knives.
State Sen. Marty Golden, one
of the leading Republican voices in the city, doesn't usually agree with Democrat Bill de Blasio on issues, but Bay Ridge lawmaker is on the same side as the mayor when it comes to
gravity knives.
Cuomo received his first batch
of bills — 42 in all — in roughly a month today, including a measure that would decriminalize certain types
of knives that often are used as work tools while keeping in place a ban on
gravity knives and switchblades.
The report outlines a series
of first steps, including holding fewer people on bail; expanding diversion programs for drug offenders and those with mental illness; and changing state law to treat some low - level offenses — like fare - beating, marijuana possession in public view, prostitution and possession
of so - called
gravity knives — as civil rather than criminal matters.
The Times Union
of Albany reports police noticed the 24 - year - old driver had a
gravity knife on his armrest.
Any person who knowingly has in his possession any
gravity knife, switchblade
knife, dagger, dirk, stiletto, billy, blackjack, metal knuckle, sandclub, slingshot, cestus or similar leather band studded with metal filings or razor blades imbedded in wood, ballistic
knife, without any explainable lawful purpose, is guilty
of a crime
of the fourth degree.