The Roulette Rebel: Meth Laws Invade Privacy?

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Meth Laws Invade Privacy?

1 comments | Thursday, December 15, 2005

Congress passed a bill Wednesday to crack down on methampthetamine
manufacturers.

US Representative John Peterson says the legislation is part of the Combat
Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005, that's enveloped in the Patriot Act.

The goal of the legislation is to cinch up on the supply of meth-making
materials, but it raises privacy concerns.

Peterson, who is instrumental in the wording of the at says the legislation
would restrict and record the sale of pseudoephedrine.

Peterson says by watching the cold medication in the store, it will make it
more difficult for mom and pop meth cooks to obtain the product.

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1 Comments:

Anonymous said...

The proof is in the the results. states that have enacted such legislation have almost shut down meth labs.I am also a firefighter who has seen the results of an evacuated neighborhood from a lab gone bad.Not to mention the lives lost to the addiction of this drug.The results far outweigh the momentary discomfort.