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NKT: /* Transfer of Tools */ Updated link to statute and corrected "accoutrements".

2018-07-26T22:29:13Z

Transfer of Tools: Updated link to statute and corrected "accoutrements".

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	==Transfer of Tools==		==Transfer of Tools==

	In the United States, [~~http~~://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/39/~~usc_sec_39_00003002---a000-.html~~ U.S.C 39.3002a] states that locksmithing tools are nonmailable and should be disposed of by the Postal Service (USPS). Exceptions to the rule include:		In the United States, [https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/39/3002a U.S.C 39.3002a] states that locksmithing tools are nonmailable and should be disposed of by the Postal Service (USPS). Exceptions to the rule include:

	* A lock manufacturer or distributor		* A lock manufacturer or distributor
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	Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. In reality, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system.		Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. In reality, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system.

	Another relevant law in the United States is [http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1716A U.S.C. 18.1716A(b)] which prohibits sending lockpicks through other private delivery services such as UPS or Fedex unless you meet one of the exempted categories in USC Ch.39 Sec.3002A. This effectively prohibits any inter-state delivery of lockpicks using either the USPS or private courier unless you are exempted. In practice, online retailers and hobbyist organizations regularly sell and ship picks and other ~~accouterments~~ without incident.		Another relevant law in the United States is [http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1716A U.S.C. 18.1716A(b)] which prohibits sending lockpicks through other private delivery services such as UPS or Fedex unless you meet one of the exempted categories in USC Ch.39 Sec.3002A. This effectively prohibits any inter-state delivery of lockpicks using either the USPS or private courier unless you are exempted. In practice, online retailers and hobbyist organizations regularly sell and ship picks and other accoutrements without incident.

	==Other Concerns==		==Other Concerns==

74.92.129.145: /* Legal Issues */

2012-05-14T17:33:40Z

Legal Issues

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	Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. In reality, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system.		Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. In reality, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system.

	Another relevant law in the United States is [http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1716A U.S.C. 18.1716A(b)] which prohibits sending lockpicks through other private delivery services such as UPS or Fedex unless you meet one of the exempted categories in USC Ch.39 Sec.3002A. This effectively prohibits any inter-state delivery of lockpicks using either the USPS or private courier unless you are exempted.		Another relevant law in the United States is [http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1716A U.S.C. 18.1716A(b)] which prohibits sending lockpicks through other private delivery services such as UPS or Fedex unless you meet one of the exempted categories in USC Ch.39 Sec.3002A. This effectively prohibits any inter-state delivery of lockpicks using either the USPS or private courier unless you are exempted. In practice, online retailers and hobbyist organizations regularly sell and ship picks and other accouterments without incident.

	==Other Concerns==		==Other Concerns==

Datagram at 18:19, 23 November 2011

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	* [[Lockpicking]]		* [[Lockpicking]]
	* [[Safecracking]]		* [[Safecracking]]

			[[Category:Lockwiki]]

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2011-09-25T19:01:22Z

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	~~'''Possession:''' Legal~~
	~~'''Sale/Transfer:'''http://www.riksdagen.se/webbnav/index.aspx?nid=3911&bet=1979:357~~
	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Lockpicking]]		* [[Lockpicking]]
	* [[Safecracking]]		* [[Safecracking]]

213.114.136.104: /* Legality around the world, by country */

2011-09-24T14:36:00Z

Legality around the world, by country

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	{{Template:Legal Issues:WorldChart}}		{{Template:Legal Issues:WorldChart}}
			'''Possession:''' Legal
			'''Sale/Transfer:'''http://www.riksdagen.se/webbnav/index.aspx?nid=3911&bet=1979:357
	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Lockpicking]]		* [[Lockpicking]]
	* [[Safecracking]]		* [[Safecracking]]

74.67.198.191: /* Transfer of Tools */

2011-09-24T06:02:10Z

Transfer of Tools

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	Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. In reality, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system.		Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. In reality, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system.

	Another relevant law in the United States is ~~USC Ch.18 Sec.1716A(b)~~[http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1716A] which prohibits sending lockpicks through other private delivery services such as UPS or Fedex unless you meet one of the exempted categories in USC Ch.39 Sec.3002A. This effectively prohibits any inter-state delivery of lockpicks using either the USPS or private courier unless you are exempted.		Another relevant law in the United States is [http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1716A U.S.C. 18.1716A(b)] which prohibits sending lockpicks through other private delivery services such as UPS or Fedex unless you meet one of the exempted categories in USC Ch.39 Sec.3002A. This effectively prohibits any inter-state delivery of lockpicks using either the USPS or private courier unless you are exempted.

	==Other Concerns==		==Other Concerns==

74.67.198.191: /* Transfer of Tools */ legal update

2011-09-24T06:00:45Z

Transfer of Tools: legal update

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	* A motor vehicle manufacturer or dealer		* A motor vehicle manufacturer or dealer

	Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. In reality, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system. This ~~law does not apply to~~ private ~~shipping companies, though they may have their own policies regarding locksmithing tools~~.		Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. In reality, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system.

			Another relevant law in the United States is USC Ch.18 Sec.1716A(b)[http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1716A] which prohibits sending lockpicks through other private delivery services such as UPS or Fedex unless you meet one of the exempted categories in USC Ch.39 Sec.3002A. This effectively prohibits any inter-state delivery of lockpicks using either the USPS or private courier unless you are exempted.

	==Other Concerns==		==Other Concerns==

Datagram: Confusing grammar

2011-01-02T22:56:06Z

Confusing grammar

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	* A motor vehicle manufacturer or dealer		* A motor vehicle manufacturer or dealer

	Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. ~~Regardless~~, ~~in reality~~ most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system. This law does not apply to private shipping companies, though they may have their own policies regarding locksmithing tools.		Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. In reality, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system. This law does not apply to private shipping companies, though they may have their own policies regarding locksmithing tools.

	==Other Concerns==		==Other Concerns==

Robokaren: /* Legal Issues */ Updated prima facie

2010-12-29T18:46:43Z

Legal Issues: Updated prima facie

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	Most governments require that the intent to commit a crime be present before possession of lockpicking tools is illegal. For example, crowbars and hammers can be used as burglary tools, but until intent is shown or a crime is committed they cannot be considered burglary tools. The same goes for lockpicking tools.		Most governments require that the intent to commit a crime be present before possession of lockpicking tools is illegal. For example, crowbars and hammers can be used as burglary tools, but until intent is shown or a crime is committed they cannot be considered burglary tools. The same goes for lockpicking tools.

	One important ~~law~~ is "prima facie." This establishes that possession of tools is illegal because it is "self evident" that tools will be used for malicious intent. In these jurisdictions it is usually required that you be in one of the following categories to legally possess tools:		One important consideration is whether your state, local, or national laws consider possession to be ''prima facie'' intent to commit a crime. This establishes that possession of tools is illegal because it is "self evident" that tools will be used for malicious intent. In these jurisdictions it is usually required that you be in one of the following categories to legally possess tools:

	* Government/Law Enforcement		* Government/Law Enforcement
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	* A motor vehicle manufacturer or dealer		* A motor vehicle manufacturer or dealer

	Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. Regardless, most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system. This law does not apply to private shipping companies, though they may have their own policies regarding locksmithing tools.		Being "bona fide" is not clearly defined, and the hobbyist is a grey area. Regardless, in reality most packages are allowed to continue through the postal system. This law does not apply to private shipping companies, though they may have their own policies regarding locksmithing tools.

	==Other Concerns==		==Other Concerns==