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- Guide to self-defense devices. Manely, Harriot; Mark, Erika Reider // Good Housekeeping;Mar93, Vol. 216 Issue 3, p227
Presents a guide to self-defense devices with laws on where they are legal. Irritating sprays, legal except in New York and Wisconsin; Personal alarms, no legal restrictions; Stun guns, illegal in several states; Using devices properly.
- Hot and handy. Howard, Beth // Shape;Apr97, Vol. 16 Issue 8, p26
Recommends two personal security products for people who exercise outdoors. Includes Bike Club Pepper Spray; Hidden Edge from the Defenders Network Inc.
- A portable pint-sized toolbox. Gibbon, Donald L. // Christian Science Monitor;11/24/95, Vol. 87 Issue 252, p16
Emphasizes on the need to carry a pocketknife while a person is outdoor. Author's personal experiences on the necessity of the same.
- Shocking weapon of self-defence. // New Scientist;9/11/93, Vol. 139 Issue 1890, p23
Describes the Z-Force Power Elektro Shocker, a weapon for self-defense. Features; Price; Classification in Great Britain as a prohibited weapon under the Firearms Act.
- Joint operations succeed. Ogando, Joseph // Design News;4/8/2002, Vol. 58 Issue 7, p71
Evaluates Spitfire, a self-defense spray invented by Walter Cardwell. Features; Design; Solution to welding problems. INSETS: Designer spray;A snappy new design needs no welding.
- An enlightening idea. Willen, Janet L. // Nation's Business;Aug94, Vol. 82 Issue 8, p76
Reports on McLean Co.'s Stop-Light, a flashlight with a canister of protective hot pepper spray for personal protection. Features; Price: Contact information.
- Trading in torture. MacKenzie, Debora // New Scientist;07/05/97, Vol. 155 Issue 2089, p18
Examines the growth of the international market for high-technology police technologies on the Internet. Increase in the number of companies exhibiting at trade fairs; Role of European companies in the escalation of crowd control and torture technologies supplied to civil police forces;...
- Nonlethal device stops attackers. // Futurist;Jul/Aug94, Vol. 28 Issue 4, p5
Reports on the projection of increased use of nonlethal personal protection systems in view of the growing concern for personal safety. Description of the StopLight compact flashlight.
- On guard. Snyder, Karyn // Drug Topics;Aug96, Vol. 140 Issue 15, p25
Reports that the New York State Assembly has passed a legislation allowing pharmacists and gun shops to sell self-defense sprays such as mace. Efforts of legislators to decriminalize the possession of the sprays; Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's concern for the unregulated sale of mace; Opportunity for...
