Food assistance from state and federal organizations. Free food from assistance programs are offered by the state and federal government. Resources are also offered by local charities, non-profit organizations, and churches, all of which provide free food and groceries to those in need.
Best Answer: The landmark Pennsylvania court ruling in Commonwealth v. Miles established butterfly knives as legal in the state of PA. The judge ruled that the butterfly knife the defendant possessed was not an Offensive Weapon under Section 908(c) of the Crimes Code, 18 Pa.C.S.
Again, the federal law does not prohibit assisted-opening knives, but states have interpreted the law in different ways and often have other restrictions. For example, in some states, any knife  including assisted-opening knives  with a blade length of more than 2.5 inches is illegal to carry. You must refer to your state laws to determine whether your knife meets state requirements, but rest assured that assisted-opening knives are legal in all 50 states.