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Rockefeller drug laws

March
19

The Ethical Culture Society in White Plains will host a forum tomorrow on legislation pending in the state Senate and Assembly, including the Rockefeller drug laws.

Robert Perry, legislative director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, will be the guest speaker at the annual meeting that starts at 7 p.m. at the Ethical Culture Society, 7 Saxon Wood Road in White Plains.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 19th, 2008 at 12:01 pm by Susan Elan.
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One Response to “Rockefeller drug laws”

  1. Client 9

    Maintain and strngthen the Rockefeller Drug Laws. These laws are a blessing to society. Give me a break on that “first time, small amount, no violence” nonsense. Drug crimes are the most violent crimes in existence, and countless have died in New York in connection with drugs. To say that drugs is a non-violent crime is laughable at best. As far as that “first time” nonsense, there is no such thing as someone transporting 4 ounces of cocaine “for the first time”. If they had that much cocaine, then they definitely did these crimes dozens of times; this is just the first time they got caught. That’s the only part of “first time” that’s true. It’s the first time the mutt got caught. Keep them in jail, locked up.

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