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To: MrLeRoy; Roscoe
CSA cut-n-paste coming up!
If Roscoe does use that then he is wrong. There were precedents well before the enactment of the CSA.
PHYSICIANS MANUAL--INFORMATIONAL OUTLINE of the Controlled Substance Act of 1970
Since 1914, the Congress has enacted more than 50 pieces of legislation relating to control and diversion of drugs. The Controlled Substances Act of 1970 became effective May 1, t971. It collects and conforms most of these diverse laws into one piece of legislation. The law is designed to improve the administration and regulation of manufacturing, distribution, and the dispensing of controlled substances by providing a 'closed" system for legitimate handlers of these drugs. Such a closed system should help reduce the widespread diversion of these substances out of legitimate channels that find their way into the illicit market.
Got to go back to the beginning.
476 posted on 02/03/2003 8:41:22 AM PST by philman_36
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To: Roscoe
Oh I'm really going to love watching you try to worm out of this one! Your CSA cut-n-paste ain't gonna "cut it".
Read that again and go back to the beginning.
When was that determined and upon what information was that determination made?
That determination was made well before 1970 wasn't it?
478 posted on 02/03/2003 8:44:39 AM PST by philman_36
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To: Roscoe
And our nation has determined that the illicit drug trade is injurious to our society.
When was that determined and upon what information was that determination made?
That determination was made well before 1970/71 when the CSA was enacted wasn't it?
483 posted on 02/03/2003 8:50:44 AM PST by philman_36
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