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Legislature would ban the sale
Stud en ts
feel bill
'ridiculous'
By Jeannie Ralston
Gamacock Staff Writer
The anti-paraphernalia bill
pending in the S.C. Legislature is
"ridiculous" because drug users
will find a way to get around it,
most USC students questioned said
in a recent survey.
The Senate has tentatively
passed a bill that would outlaw the
use, sale or possession of drug
paraphernalia, excluding rolling
papers. The bill is now under
consideration in the House
Judiciary Committee.
"IF IT (the bill) passes, it will
just be political," said Fred Snow,
a bioloev iunior. "I think the stuff
will still be sold unlawfully. As long
as drugs are coming in, there's
going to be paraphernalia used."
Undeclared junior Marvin Smith
said the proposed law is nonsense
because there is nothing wrong
with paraphernalia itself. "You
can't get high off paraphernalia."
"I'm against them (anti
paraphernalia laws) for the fac!
that the majority of people I knovs
smoke dope," said Mary Eller
Matthews, a junior business
major.
Senior electrical engineering
major Bobby Caron said the sale o
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outlawed because there is no waj
to prove that it will be used foi
illegal purposes. "It is un
constitutional to tell someone wha
they can and can't sell if you can'
prove it's illegal."
HOWEVER, Jim Corbett, <
freshman journalism major, sai<
he agreed with the law because it ii
a good step toward helping sto]
drug abuse. "Of course there wil
be more homemade types, bu
without mass production, it will b
harder for the use of drugs to oc
cur."
Chris Lauren, a former joui
nalism graduate student, said sh
would go along with the law
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encourage young people to tr
drugs.
But retail management fresh
man Jerva J. Wright said th
proposed law was typical of Soutl
Carolina laws. "South Carolina i
behind the rest of the Unite
States," she said.
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