Arizona SB1409 amends definitions and penalties related to weapons, including brass knuckles, and clarifies conditions for concealed carry permits.
Arizona SB1409 amends the Arizona Revised Statutes to redefine "brass knuckles" as a device designed to fit over the knuckles to enhance punching power. It specifies that certain items are not considered brass knuckles if they are possessed, manufactured, or transferred in compliance with federal law. The bill also updates definitions for "deadly weapon" and "prohibited weapon," clarifying what constitutes these terms under state law.
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