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    I've been reading through this book and there is a LOT of information to digest. As I was reading about carrying knives in a school, one thing jumped out at me. IC 35-47-5-2.5 states that there are no excepted persons. The only way to legally possess a knife on school property is if the school gives it to you, the school authorizes you, or the knife is in your vehicle.

    So, my question, how do you get authorization to legally carry a knife on school property? Is it spelled out somewhere?
     

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    From my reading of the IC as long as your knife isn't intended to be used as a weapon then the carry of a knife on school property isn't illegal.

    The examples they give are knives "typically" whose only use is as a weapon as opposed to a folding pocket knife or other "utilitarian" knife.
     

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    From my reading of the IC as long as your knife isn't intended to be used as a weapon then the carry of a knife on school property isn't illegal.

    The examples they give are knives "typically" whose only use is as a weapon as opposed to a folding pocket knife or other "utilitarian" knife.

    I don't know, look at section c (I'd copy and paste but I can't on my droid).
    You might be right "and intended to be used as a weapon". Seems kinda iffy.
     
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