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jtaylor
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"dabac" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> A law isn't
> something you whip together over a few hours, it's a rather complicated
> piece of writing. And since there "has" to be repercussions if you break
> the law there is a considerable bit of research that has to be done to
> define the proper response as well. Then there's the whole bit of the
> enforcing agencies that has to be brought up to speed and taught to use
> the new law, which can be a task in itself, specially if they question
> the merits of the law.
>
Interesting, this last point.
Sorni claims as a mitigating factor for the MHL in his state that it is
neither being enforced, nor obeyed. Perhaps the American approach to the
rule of law (expediency and personal comfort trumps it) is the reason they
have so many MHLs?
news:[email protected]...
> A law isn't
> something you whip together over a few hours, it's a rather complicated
> piece of writing. And since there "has" to be repercussions if you break
> the law there is a considerable bit of research that has to be done to
> define the proper response as well. Then there's the whole bit of the
> enforcing agencies that has to be brought up to speed and taught to use
> the new law, which can be a task in itself, specially if they question
> the merits of the law.
>
Interesting, this last point.
Sorni claims as a mitigating factor for the MHL in his state that it is
neither being enforced, nor obeyed. Perhaps the American approach to the
rule of law (expediency and personal comfort trumps it) is the reason they
have so many MHLs?