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New York Governor George Pataki, who said following his election in 1994 that the Rockefeller Drug Laws were too harsh, last week commuted the sentences of five non-violent convicts serving mandatory minimum terms of 15 years-to-life under the controversial legislation. Advocates for reform of the drug laws are encouraged that the tough narcotic laws will finally be changed.
December 26, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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