From: http://www.nealknox.com/
New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, who sued gun
manufacturers because criminals often misuse their products, has
begun civil procedures against knife makers and distributors who
offer to sell and ship prohibited knives to New Yorkers.
According to a knowledgeable source, knife sellers are proving
to be a lucrative source of revenue for the state. Most knife
makers and distributors are unaware that New York can file civil
actions against out-of-state distributors who sell or offer to sell
a state-prohibited knife -- including any dirk, dagger or doubled-
edged knife.
New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, who sued gun
manufacturers because criminals often misuse their products, has
begun civil procedures against knife makers and distributors who
offer to sell and ship prohibited knives to New Yorkers.
According to a knowledgeable source, knife sellers are proving
to be a lucrative source of revenue for the state. Most knife
makers and distributors are unaware that New York can file civil
actions against out-of-state distributors who sell or offer to sell
a state-prohibited knife -- including any dirk, dagger or doubled-
edged knife.
