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Banned from Being Liberal's Page 4 hrs Skipping the stats. They're exactly what you think...high .JJudge Madge told the assembled judges, barristers and court staff: "These offences often seem motiveless - one boy was stabbed because he had an argument a couple of years before at his junior school." He said laws designed to reduce the availability of weapons to young would-be offenders had had "almost no effect", since the vast majority had merely taken knives from a cutlery drawer He said: "A few of the blades carried by youths are so called 'Rambo knives' or samurai swords. They though are a very small minority The reason why these measures have little effect is that the vast majority of knives carried by youths are ordinary kitchen knives. Every kitchen contains lethal knives which are potential murder weapons. "Accordingly, it is very easy for any youth who wants to obtain a knife to take it from the kitchen drawer in his home or in the home of one of his friends." As a result - said the judge - the most common knife a youth will take out is eight to ten inches, long and pointed, from his mother's cutlery tray He asked: "But why we do need eight-inch or ten-inch kitchen knives with points? "Butchers and fishmongers do, but how often, if at all, does a domestic chef use the point of an eight-inch or ten-inch knife? Rarely, if at all." "Acknowledging that any blade could cause injury, the judge pointed out "slash wounds are rarely fatal So, he said: "I would urge all those with any role in relation to knives - manufacturers, shops, the police, local authorities, the government - to consider preventing the sale of long pointed knives, except in rare, defined, circumstances, and replacing such knives with rounded ends. "It might even be that the police could organise a programme whereby the owners of kitchen knives, which have been properly and lawfully bought for culinary purposes, could be taken somewhere to be modified, with the points being ground down into rounded ends," he said

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Banned from Being Liberal's Page 4 hrs Skipping the stats. They're exactly what you think...high .JJudge Madge told the assembled judges, barristers and court staff: "These offences often seem motiveless - one boy was stabbed because he had an argument a couple of years before at his junior school." He said laws designed to reduce the availability of weapons to young would-be offenders had had "almost no effect", since the vast majority had merely taken knives from a cutlery drawer He said: "A few of the blades carried by youths are so called 'Rambo knives' or samurai swords. They though are a very small minority The reason why these measures have little effect is that the vast majority of knives carried by youths are ordinary kitchen knives. Every kitchen contains lethal knives which are potential murder weapons. "Accordingly, it is very easy for any youth who wants to obtain a knife to take it from the kitchen drawer in his home or in the home of one of his friends." As a result - said the judge - the most common knife a youth will take out is eight to ten inches, long and pointed, from his mother's cutlery tray He asked: "But why we do need eight-inch or ten-inch kitchen knives with points? "Butchers and fishmongers do, but how often, if at all, does a domestic chef use the point of an eight-inch or ten-inch knife? Rarely, if at all." "Acknowledging that any blade could cause injury, the judge pointed out "slash wounds are rarely fatal So, he said: "I would urge all those with any role in relation to knives - manufacturers, shops, the police, local authorities, the government - to consider preventing the sale of long pointed knives, except in rare, defined, circumstances, and replacing such knives with rounded ends. "It might even be that the police could organise a programme whereby the owners of kitchen knives, which have been properly and lawfully bought for culinary purposes, could be taken somewhere to be modified, with the points being ground down into rounded ends," he said

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