Twenty states have banned a small machine called AWOL -- an acronym for "alcohol without liquid" -- that converts alcohol into vapor, allowing users to use a plastic tube to suck a mixture of alcohol and oxygen into their lungs. North Dakota's attorney general wants his state to become the 21st. "I think that it promotes reckless consumption of alcohol," he said. The president of the company that makes the device says, "It's just a new way for adults to enjoy alcohol in a responsible way."
January 10, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Two tiny bottles of raspberry vodka sat on a North Dakota House Judiciary Committee conference table. Nearby, puffs of fruity steam rose from a small plastic tube state Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem was holding.
“This is from the department of, ‘What will they think of next?’” Stenehjem told committee members on Monday.
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