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How would laws evolve to handle this?
by mrfusion 6y ago
How would laws evolve to handle this?
- wincy 6y agoI’m not sure they’d even need to evolve, it’s already illegal to bite people. It probably wouldn’t even need to be made more illegal than it already is.
- mrfusion 6y agoA single bite would be deadly though. Could they force you to produce an anti-venom?
- airhead969 6y agoIt would be a murder charge if they died, so the suspect's interests are probably to comply and produce venom for anti-venom. Probably yes. Forced collection of blood samples for substance testing and cheek swabs for DNA collection.
- pasquinelli 6y agoa single bite can kill now.
- type0 6y agoIt's good to know if you ever end up in a Mad TV Playstation 3 situation.
- temp0826 6y agoI’ll try adding it when I have to update the registration for my fists as lethal weapons.
- airhead969 6y agoMy tongue is lethal, but not how you think. Edit: SMH. I end up spraying more than I say.
- anigbrowl 6y agoSome police departments already classify body parts as 'personal weapons'. I recall a case in california a few years ago where a pre-teen was mistakenly arrested over an alleged-but-not-remotely-plausible resemblance to a burglary suspect. I can't remember the exact location or details sufficiently well to look it up but I remember the bit about personal weapons as an odd fact that jumped out at me from a copy of the arrest report.