Do trained Fighters/Martial Artists Have to Register Themselves as “Deadly Weapons”?🥊😳👀👁👁 The short answer is NO; martial artists and professional fighters do not have to register themselves (or any part of their body) as a “deadly weapon”. However, a trained fighter who is charged with assault can have his hands deemed as deadly weapons by the judge for the purpose of the court hearing ONLY. This means that a skilled fighter charged for assault has a chance of getting a misdemeanor raised to a felony because of his or her potential to cause harm. What usually happens is that the professional fighter or martial artist assaults someone for whatever reason, and is then charged with assault, and rightfully so. When the case is taken to court, the judge finds out that the defendant is a trained martial artist, which plays a big factor in the case for two reasons: 1) The defendant has a greater potential to cause harm than the average person and 2) The defendant can be charged more harshly because of their combat skills. The defendant’s hands can then be deemed ‘deadly weapons’ by the judge, which will raise the defendant’s charge of a misdemeanor for assault, to one of a felony for ‘assault with a deadly weapon’. https://combatmuseum.com/do-martial-artists-have-to-register-themselves-as-deadly-weapons/ #deerinheadlights #lostinthesauce #stockholmsyndrome #deerintheheadlights #yayamayweather #nbayoungboy #FloydMayweather https://www.instagram.com/p/CJcvWE9HAr8/?igshid=ambme8cvj6c6