Tai Chi Sword Law and Tai Chi Sword Legal
Ursula, a student who sold her duplicate jian online, learned tai chi sword shipping the expensive way. She wrapped the sword in a towel, put it in a poster tube, and mailed it. The buyer received a sword with a bent tip and a cracked guard, the carrier denied the claim because the packaging was … Read more
Stanley, a 60-year-old competition student, almost missed his flight to London because he assumed a blunt training sword was just sports equipment. It is, and it is not. Tai chi sword international travel is perfectly legal in most of the world, but every country writes its own definition of what your jian is: sporting gear, … Read more
Last spring, one of my students — a 64-year-old retired nurse named Carol — called me in a panic. She’d signed up for a tai chi sword workshop in Denver, her flight was in three days, and she suddenly realized she had no idea whether she could even bring her sword. “Will they take it … Read more
Legal Disclaimer: The information in this article is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Sword laws vary significantly by state, county, and municipality. Laws change frequently. Always verify current local statutes before purchasing, carrying, or transporting a sword. Consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for advice specific to your situation. … Read more