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Kansas Liberty: 10 March 2009
Sentencing Commission says effort would land more, not fewer offenders in jail. Kinzer, Patton oppose move.
House to vote on lower penalties for meth manufacturers and narcotics dealers
A House bill that would significantly reduce penalties for crimes ranging from methamphetamine production to narcotics sales could be debated on the House floor as early as this week.
On Monday, the Joint Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice Oversight, on an unrecorded voice vote, forwarded the bill to the House floor.
Conservative Judiciary Committee leaders reacted swiftly.
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