I am quite surprised to see the entirely negative reviews about this app- I have seen much worse "niche" apps. Compared to actually spending hours skimming and studying penal code, this app is a major convenience- at the very least, it provides specific law sections at a few moments' notice, which can be verified with official legal sources (a good one is LexisNexis, but it only includes a few States). As other reviewers have mentioned, the header takes up a lot of space on the page, though it does not prevent adequate use of the app. The tables showing the basic knife restrictions of each state could use some labeling (green means non-restricted or very limited restriction, yellow means medium restriction, and red means full prohibition), and can be difficult to scroll (drag the center column with the color codes); overall, I think these charts need more screen space. The legal pop-ups are annoying, but understandable. This is most certainly worth the $2 for convenience, and the fact that, unlike those three-year-old ask.com results, the legal codes and their effects are up-to-date in this app. While it is still good to do detailed legal research with an official source (especially for your state of residence), this is a great app for anytime you need to travel, and don't have hours to read code. And if you are unlike me, and are willing to fully trust someone else's legal summary, this is the best source of information.
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