Stuff like this almost always makes me wish the DoJ was more diligent.
   If you want to see excess laws removed from the books, have them
   enforced as written. Suddenly a lot of senators families will be
   arrested and rich individuals in jail (along with almost everyone
   else).

   After that the politicians will fall over themselves to remove the law
   from the books. Or at least amend it.
   On Tuesday, October 22, 2013, David wrote:

     On 10/22/13 9:47 AM, J.A. Terranson wrote:

     Anyone who operates a business commits hundreds of felonies daily.
     They can always find something.

     s/operates a business/breathes/
     It's been that way for a long time now.

     <[1]http://www.harveysilverglate.com/Books/ThreeFeloniesaDay.aspx>
     Three Felonies a Day is the story of how citizens from all walks of
     lifedoctors, accountants, businessmen, political activists, and
     othershave found themselves the targets of federal prosecutions,
     despite
     sensibly believing that they did nothing wrong, broke no laws, and
     harmed
     not a single person. From the perspective of both a legal
     practitioner who
     has represented the wrongfully-accused, and of a legal observer who
     has
     written about these trends for the past four decades, Three Felonies
     a Day
     brings home how individual liberty is threatened by zealous crusades
     from
     the Department of Justice. Even the most intelligent and informed
     citizen
     (including lawyers and judges, for that matter) cannot predict with
     any
     reasonable assurance whether a wide range of seemingly ordinary
     activities
     might be regarded by federal prosecutors as felonies.

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References

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