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Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers
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Meth Epidemic: Tennessee's Registry
Newsweek Magazine - Jan. 30, 2006 issue

Law-enforcement officials in Tennessee have a new approach to fighting meth: naming names. Now the public can search an online database for the name, alias and birth date of anyone convicted of manufacturing the drug since last March.

It's the first compilation of its kind nationwide, an attempt to curb meth production in a state that last year ranked third in seizures of labs, waste and equipment. Makeshift meth labs—easily set up in a kitchen or garage—are prone to explosions and fires, and leave behind harmful chemicals. "Meth is unique in the way it's a public threat," says Jennifer Johnson, spokesperson for the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, which operates the site.

By using the registry, landlords or property owners could make sure they're not renting to cookers. The names will stay on the site for seven years, at which time the offenders can appeal to be removed.

That's what concerns privacy advocates. "We need to recognize that [meth offenders] served their sentence, and we need to re-integrate them into society," says Hedy Weinberg, executive director of the Tennessee ACLU.

Convicts already face many postprison obstacles, including finding jobs and housing, she adds. State Rep. Judd Matheny, a former narcotics officer who helped sponsor the bill, expects the registry to be challenged in court. But he believes it will save lives.

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Re: Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers [Re: veggie]
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wow, i can not imagin this going any further in the future.
people being able to find out if ANY person has CREATED ANY drug.

a pot grower, meth maker, coke maker, even a mushroom cultivator.

this would not be good, doesnt violate an act of our privacy?
wait.....what privacy. HA.


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Re: Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers [Re: RemainRandom50]
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They're trying to make everyone go deep underground


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Re: Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers [Re: Microcosmatrix]
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I can only hope so...


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Re: Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers [Re: veggie]
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By using the registry, landlords or property owners could make sure they're not renting to cookers.

we wouldn't want them to be able to have a place to live.


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Re: Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers [Re: wilshire]
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Good way for teens to find someone who used to cook meth "Hey man, you've already god the connections, give me some numbers."

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Re: Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers [Re: veggie]
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And while they spend all these resources going after dumb redneck meth cooks, cheap, high potency Mexican meth floods the streets.  :rolleyes:

Edited by Le_Canard (01/28/06 07:00 PM)

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Re: Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers [Re: Le_Canard]
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I've always wondered how come I've never seen meth


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Re: Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers [Re: Microcosmatrix]
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What good does that do anyone? Once someone has served their time shouldn?t the government try to reintegrate them in to society? Instead they are taking away that persons ability to get a house and become a normal member of society.


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Re: Tennessee 'Outs' Meth Makers [Re: hug_the_man]
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Indeed, at least grind their bodies and re-claim their nutrients.


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