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|    Henry to All    |
|    the snitch law    |
|    12 Jul 05 18:59:35    |
      From: Henryindivideo@webtv.net              2 to 20 years if this becomes law. The snitch law.                     The politicians want YOU -- to be a snitch (or go to jail)        Tell a friend about this campaign!       What's so bad about this bill (HR 1528)? After all, it's "for the       children?" Well, we especially like how the Drug Policy Alliance       explained this dangerous proposal...       YOU'VE BEEN DRAFTED       UNCLE SAM WANTS YOU FOR THE WAR ON DRUGS       Congressman Sensenbrenner's (R-Wis.) draconian mandatory minimum       sentencing bill will have serious consequences for our democracy,       requiring you to spy on all your neighbors, including going undercover       and wearing a wire if needed. Refusing to become a spy for the       government would be punishable by a mandatory prison sentence of at       least two years.       If you "witness" certain drug offenses taking place or "learn" that they       took place you would have to report the offense to law enforcement       within 24 hours and provide "full assistance" in the investigation,       apprehension, and prosecution of the people involved. Failure to do so       would be a crime punishable by a mandatory two year prison sentence.       Here are some examples of offenses you would have to report to the       police within 24 hours:       You see someone you know pass a joint to a 20-year old college student.       Your cousin mentions that he bought Ecstasy for some of his college       friends.       You find out that your brother, who has kids, recently bought a small       amount of marijuana to share with his wife.       Your substance-abusing daughter recently begged her boyfriend to find       her some drugs even though they're both in drug treatment.       Act now. Send Congress a message before it's too late.       Thank you.       Jim Babka       President       DownsizeDC.org       The Petition       Below is the text of the letter we will send on your behalf:        Please oppose HR 1528, and especially its provisions for       compelling Americans to inform on their friends, family, and neighbors       under risk of prison time if they do not. Please also inform the       Chairpersons of the following House committees that you will not support       this legislation: the Subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee on Crime,       Terrorism and Homeland Security, and the Subcommittee on Health of the       Committee on Energy and Commerce.              Š DownsizeDC.orgcomments@downsizedc.org              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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