"Many legislators and citizens are still hesitant to move forward with marijuana legalization initiatives in their home states because of the federal ban, which may contradict state law, making both laws difficult to follow or enforce, and making banking transactions all but impossible," Franklin said in a statement.
That's why it's crucial that he hear from us now - he has one last opportunity to provide clarification on how this law should be enforced, and make it known that event producers who want to do everything they can to keep their attendees safe should not be punished.
Dirksen spoke first on the bill's behalf, saying that "legislation is needed if the unequivocal mandate of the 15th Amendment ... is to be enforced and made effective, and if the Declaration of Independence is to be made truly meaningful".
But it is difficult to enforce, and work culture makes it hard for those entitled to exercise their right.
But Senator Richard Durbin, Democrat of Illinois who sponsored the law that requires supplement producers to file such reports, said the agency needed to both enforce it and make the filings available to consumers.
He has to enforce discipline and make his team of paying customers realise the dangers of doing something so unnatural as scaling Everest: "Human beings aren't built to function at the cruising altitude of a 747".
"To address child marriage -- which everyone is interested in -- don't just enforce laws and make sanctions," said Sajeda Amin, senior associate for Population Council, to The Huffington Post.
Fortunately, Jemal and his wife managed to escape their captors a few months into their bout of enforced slavery and make it back to Bulgaria.
Lorenzo Thomas promised to enforce it, and made a few comments on the greatness of the opportunity.
Yet it was Kennedy who put civil rights on the agenda, sent troops to the South to enforce integration and made it a moral issue, at no small political cost.
