Some states have ruled that a person’s body parts can indeed be deadly weapons. Examples of body parts that have been found to be deadly weapons include: hands, feet, and teeth. In states that do consider body parts as weapons, a judge or jury will determine if they are deadly by analyzing the facts of the case. Some factors that a judge or jury may consider are: the level of forced used, the number of times you attempted to kick or hit the “victim,” and the extent of the “victim’s” injuries. Note, though, that while some states have ruled that body parts can rise to the level of deadly weapons, other states have said that “weapons” are limited to objects external to the body.