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Drug penalty statutes enacted in New York State in 1973 under Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller require mandatory sentences of 15 years to life for selling as little as two ounces of cocaine or possessing four ounces. Experts agree the laws have done little but contribute to a 500 percent increase in the state prison population. And Governor George Pataki may be ready to commit to changing them at last.
January 04, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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