Law Preemption News Today

Knife Law Preemption is a criminal justice reform effort that repeals & prevents local ordinances more restrictive than state law which only entrap law-abiding citizens.

Knife Rights' Ohio Knife Law Preemption bill signed earlier this year by Gov. DeWine takes effect today. This is the culmination of years of Knife Rights' efforts in Ohio.

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On Tuesday, Ohio Governor Mike Dewine signed Knife Rights' Ohio Knife Law Preemption bill, SB 156, the culmination of nearly 7 years of Knife Right's efforts to eliminate all of Ohio's knife bans.

Ohio may be set to recognize the right to keep and bear arms for knives as as firearms, as it should be.

By a vote of 55 to 36 the Ohio House has passed Knife Rights’ Ohio Knife Law Preemption bill, HB 243.

With a bipartisan vote of 66 - 38, the Michigan House voted final passage of our Michigan Knife Rights Act, HB 4066, that was passed by the Senate last week. Now it heads to the Governor for action.

Email Gov. Whitmer to sign the Michigan Knife Rights Act that would enact Knife Rights' signature Knife Law Preemption in the state. Do it today!

The Ohio Senate passed Knife Rights’ Knife Law Preemption bill, SB 156, by a vote of 23-7. It now moves to the House where a companion bill, HB 243, is awaiting a vote.