Terminology: Which mace are they talking about?

This came up in a Protection Order hearing, and there was some initial confusion as to which type of weapon was being discussed. Mace or a mace?

Mace is a brand name of pepper spray or tear gas, a product commonly sold for self-defense.

For more information, visit the Mace brand website here.

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Translations

Spanish – Since Mace is a brand name, it can be left as is. Alternatively, gas lacrimógeno or gas pimienta can be used.

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A mace is a a weapon with a heavy head and spikes, which can be used to bludgeon a person.

Translations

Spanish – maza

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  1. Thank you for continuing your very informative blog. I don’t know if you get responses, however, I would bet that evenso, many of us are viewing it.

    We appreciate your professionalism and varied information.

    Elizabeth Vigil, Spanish/English Interpreter

    On Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 9:45 AM Décalage: Keeping up with times wrote:

    > coloradointerpreter posted: “This came up in a Protection Order hearing, > and there was some initial confusion as to which type of weapon was being > discussed. Mace or a mace? Mace is a brand name of pepper spray or tear > gas, a product commonly sold for self-defense. For more informa” >

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