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"Would these fingers be considered 'burglars tools' by the courts?" A boxer's hands may be considered lethal weapons so probably yes. They should invent somet
by OGinparadise 14y ago
"Would these fingers be considered 'burglars tools' by the courts?"
A boxer's hands may be considered lethal weapons so probably yes.
They should invent something to use in Japan, just in case their social services /pension agencies want to see the 128 year old grandma before sending the next check http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-11258071 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-11258071 :).
- coryl 14y agoThe boxers hands bit is not true, they aren't required to be registered nor are they consider weapons. However, a fighter or martial artists background may be pertinent in the case.
- talmand 14y agoI've seen many cases where there was a violent altercation of some kind where the person with training is labeled the responsible party even if they were the victim. I forget where it was, but years ago when I was in martial arts a case made the rounds in our group about a guy who was attacked, I forget why, in front of multiple witnesses at the local mall during a demonstration. In the tussle the attacker fell and hit his head on the nearby fountain, I believed he died. The prosecution focused on the victim's martial arts training implying that he had total control of the situation and that the result was his sole responsibility. It's a sobering thought to think that your local prosecutor might imply your teenage child is a highly trained killer because they participated in Tae Kwon Do.
- choult 14y agoA boxer's hands are a lot less useful when not attached to a boxer's arms.
- EliRivers 14y agoOn the plus side, you could take one to touch in at work for him.