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I?ve been hearing about the Constitution-Free Zone of the United States but haven?t yet done any follow-up research, partly because I?m annoyed.Here is the map and here is the ?Fact Sheet.? What annoys me is that it is missing some facts I would like to see, in fact need to see and that it Creates Work for me when the authors don't include the facts. (My mother always said, "don't make work," which was very clever of her. We could create whatever mayhem we wanted to as kids, but it was (mostly) read more
Full post as published by Oregon Legal Research on October 27, 2008 (boomark / email).
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