joab
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This will be my only response to Rick as I inadvertently temporarily removed him from my ignore list
I would suggest that you actually read the statute you are claiming exempts this girl from 790.115
The exception in House Bill No. 1291 is for pocketknives, PLASTIC or BLUNT BLADED table knives not steak knives which at the very least implies a sharp if not serrated blade
So once again you are incorrect, she did violate the sate statute making it a 3rd degree felony to bring a knife onto school property
The only difference is that under the new definitions she would be charged with possession of a weapon, not a knife
And now we all know why we should never take someone's unsubstantiated opinionated rhetoric as fact
I would suggest that you actually read the statute you are claiming exempts this girl from 790.115
The exception in House Bill No. 1291 is for pocketknives, PLASTIC or BLUNT BLADED table knives not steak knives which at the very least implies a sharp if not serrated blade
So once again you are incorrect, she did violate the sate statute making it a 3rd degree felony to bring a knife onto school property
The only difference is that under the new definitions she would be charged with possession of a weapon, not a knife
And now we all know why we should never take someone's unsubstantiated opinionated rhetoric as fact