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From: matth@bellatlantic.net (Matthew Hulett)
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Date: Sat, 09 May 1998 21:36:45 GMT
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>>
>>In January 1998, Representative Bobby Moak (R-MS) proposed House Bill
>>192 dubbed "Smoke a Joint, Lose a Limb." Section One states: "In lieu
>>of any other penalty prescribed by law, the court may allow any
>> person who is convicted for a violation of the Controlled Substances
>>Law to have a body part removed. The  convicted person and the court
>>must agree on which body part shall be removed."
>>
>
>Do you know is this was passed?

I was wondering if anyone would notice this... I am very attentive to
our Congress, and as far as I can tell, it never was even debated in
committee, it certainly never made it to the floor of our House of
Representatives. Republicans have an image problem of being intolerant
in our country, and are afraid of losing the Congress this election
come November. I wonder why...[LOL]

-Matt