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LA - House backs 15-cent charge on Internet access to fight online crime

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View the article here View HB-569 here 06/04/2009 Melinda Deslatte / Eyewitness News BATON ROUGE - A 15-cent monthly surcharge should be levied on Internet access across Louisiana to fight online criminal activity, the House voted 81-9 Thursday, over the opposition of Gov. Bobby Jindal (Contact). Rep. Mack "Bodi" White (Email), R-Denham Springs, said he sponsored the bill for Attorney General Buddy Caldwell, to raise money to finance a division in Caldwell's office that... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, All Rights Reserved!

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