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at 12 Mar 2008: 07:00
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Have you actually read through 1466A? Noticed how the implicated consequences are pointed out at 2252A, and the associated defense possibility?
There's no need for a law, without punishment attached, and a reasonable mean of defense.
You can't call for 1466A to accuse someone, if you're not going to apply the punishments of 2252A (which are the related penalties) and allow the defending party to use the associated affirmative defense.
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